Blueprint for an Autonomic Service Architecture
Ramy Farha, Alberto Leon‐Garcia · 2006
Service providers offer an array of services and applications that are media-rich, personalized, and context-aware. In this environment, new services and applications are introduced, provisioned, operated, maintained, and retired at a pace that tracks changing customer requirements and demands. In order to be cost-effective, these services and applications need to be delivered over an all-IP infrastructure, which is autonomically managed to ensure their delivery at a satisfactory level for subscribed customers. In this paper, we propose a blueprint for a generic autonomic service architecture (ASA) to address these challenges