Multiformalism to Support Software Rejuvenation Modeling

E. Barbierato; BOBBIO Andrea; GRIBAUDO Marco; M. Iacono

doi:10.1109/ISSREW.2012.92

Multiformalism to Support Software Rejuvenation Modeling

E. Barbierato, BOBBIO Andrea, GRIBAUDO Marco, M. Iacono

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Abstract

The study of software aging and rejuvenation is based on models that conjugate the complexity of architectural models with the problem of time dependence of parameters. Exploiting the metaphors of common performance-oriented modeling formalisms (such as Petri nets or queuing networks) with the support of proper solution techniques can help modelers in approaching the analysis of complex software-based systems. This paper shows how SIMTHESys (a multiformalism modeling framework) can be used to approach the modeling problem by implementing a new user-defined modeling formalisms and the related fluid-based solution engine.

Lingua originale	Italian
DOI	https://doi.org/10.1109/ISSREW.2012.92
Stato di pubblicazione	Pubblicato - 1 gen 2012
Pubblicato esternamente	Sì
Evento	IEEE 23rd International Symposium on - Dallas, Tx Durata: 1 gen 2012 → …

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