A domain model for self-adaptive software systems
Fahimeh Alizadeh Moghaddam, Robert Deckers, Giuseppe Procaccianti, Paola Grosso, Patricia Lago · 2017
Modern software systems operate in a continuously changing environment. To keep up with these changes, they can benefit from self-adaptation mechanisms. A number of modeling frameworks have been introduced to realize self-adaptive software systems. However, they usually focus either on runtime adaptation or on designing self-adaptability. As a consequence, they do not provide a clear link between architecture-level and system-level concepts. Without this link, we cannot ensure that the realized system will deliver the designed-for self-adaptability.