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The dawning of the autonomic computing era

Ganek, A. G., Corbi, T. A.·2003·IBM Systems Journal

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This special issue of the IBM Systems Journal explores a broad set of ideas and approaches to autonomic computing—some first steps in what we see as a journey to create more self-managing computing systems. Autonomic computing represents a collection and integration of technologies that enable the creation of an information technology computing infrastructure for IBM's agenda for the next era of computing—e-business on demand. This paper presents an overview of IBM's autonomic computing initiative. It examines the genesis of autonomic computing, the industry and marketplace drivers, the fundamental characteristics of autonomic systems, a framework for how systems will evolve to become more self-managing, and the key role for open industry standards needed to support autonomic behavior in heterogeneous system environments. Technologies explored in each of the papers presented in this issue are introduced for the reader.

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Authors
Ganek, A. G., & Corbi, T. A.
Venue
IBM Systems Journal
Publisher
IBM
Published
2003
Volume
42
Issue
1
Pages
5-18
ISSN
0018-8670 (ISSN-L)
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W1985699615
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844
References
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FWCI
83.04
Type
journal article
Language
en
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