Autonomic Computing (AC) at Concordia University (CU)

The Lords of IT: The fellowship of the AC ring



AC Intro
AC Mission
AC Resources
AC Events
AC Projects @ CU
  • ASSL

  • AGIPSY

  • RASF

  • AC Research Group (ACRG) @ CU
    ACRG Contact Info

    AC Mission

    Today, software development teams are facing the challenge of growing hardware and software platforms, this compounding with tremendous increase of applications complexity. Hardware complexity expands with many-core processor architectures, integrated communications and management. Information systems complexity increases as organizations move to Service-Oriented Architectures running on grids that may include thousands of geographically distributed systems dependent upon multi-site collaboration, and fast, reliable access to shared resources and data. In order to overcome the increasing complexity of IT infrastructure and associated workload to maintain such a complex infrastructure, we need self-adaptive and autonomic computing systems.

    AC is an emerging field for developing large-scale, self-managing, complex distributed systems. The vision and metaphor of AC is to apply the principles of self-regulation and complexity hiding to the design of complex computer-based systems.



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