Work With What You've Got: An Approach for Resource-Driven Adaptation

Paul A. Akiki, A. Zisman, A. Bennaceur
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Resource-driven systems are affected by resource variability, which prevents the timely completion of important tasks. This paper presents BOND, a hyBrid resOurce-driveN aDaptation approach which addresses the issue of resource variability by (i) prioritising tasks and making resources available for tasks with higher priorities, (ii) considering alternative task executions when resources are not available, (iii) substituting resources with alternative ones, and (iv) changing tasks into similar ones. The approach supports a proactive and reactive adaptation plan. A prototype tool has been implemented as a proof of concept and used for an initial evaluation of the approach in terms of its feasibility and scalability.
利用现有资源:资源驱动型适应方法
资源驱动型系统受到资源可变性的影响,这阻碍了重要任务的及时完成。本文介绍了BOND,一种混合资源驱动的适应方法,它通过以下方式解决资源可变性问题:(i)对任务进行优先级排序,并为具有更高优先级的任务提供资源,(ii)在资源不可用时考虑替代任务执行,(iii)用替代资源替换资源,以及(iv)将任务更改为类似的任务。该方法支持主动和被动的适应计划。原型工具已被实现为概念验证,并用于根据其可行性和可扩展性对该方法进行初步评估。
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