Title page for E-project-101504-105728

Project Type MQP

Submission date 2004-10-15

Authors
James Dominic Baldassari, CS
Christopher Lee Kopec, CS
Eric Leshay, CS

URN E-project-101504-105728

Title Autonomic Systems

Advisor
Finkel, David, CS

Availability unrestricted

Abstract
An autonomic system is defined as self-configuring, self-optimizing, self-healing, and self-protecting. We implemented the Autonomic Cluster Management System (ACMS), a low overhead Java application designed to manage and load balance a cluster, while working at NASA GSFC. The ACMS is a mobile multi-agent system in which each agent is designed to fulfill a specific role. The agents collaborate and coordinate their activities in order to achieve system management goals. The ACMS is scalable and extensible to facilitate future development.

Files
AutonomicSystems.pdf

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Project Type	MQP
Submission date	2004-10-15
Authors	James Dominic Baldassari, CS Christopher Lee Kopec, CS Eric Leshay, CS
URN	E-project-101504-105728
Title	Autonomic Systems
Advisor	Finkel, David, CS
Availability	unrestricted
Abstract An autonomic system is defined as self-configuring, self-optimizing, self-healing, and self-protecting. We implemented the Autonomic Cluster Management System (ACMS), a low overhead Java application designed to manage and load balance a cluster, while working at NASA GSFC. The ACMS is a mobile multi-agent system in which each agent is designed to fulfill a specific role. The agents collaborate and coordinate their activities in order to achieve system management goals. The ACMS is scalable and extensible to facilitate future development.
Files	AutonomicSystems.pdf