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Utility-based adaptation approaches permit to determine the "best" suited variant of an application at run-time. Utility policies are usually specified in terms of resources and QoS dimensions. Although utility policies provide a precise formulation for adaptation decision, they are difficult to specify. The developer especially needs assistance in the specification of performance properties. In this paper, we investigate using a performance engineering framework, for the specification of such properties and identify several open research issues.

Author

Gunnar Brataas; Jacqueline Floch; Romain Rouvoy; Pyrros Bratskas; George A. Papadopoulos

Publisher

ACM Press

Published

2007

Language

EN