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Publication Detail
Models@run.time: commentary
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Publication Type:Journal article
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Publication Sub Type:Editorial Material
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Authors:Finkelstein A
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Publisher:IEEE COMPUTER SOC
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Publication date:10/2009
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Pagination:25
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Journal:COMPUTER
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Volume:42
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Issue:10
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Print ISSN:0018-9162
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Language:EN
Abstract
Runtime adaptation mechanisms that leverage software models extend the applicability of model-driven engineering techniques to the runtime environment. Contemporary mission-critical software systems are often expected to safely adapt to changes in their execution environment. Given the critical roles these systems play, it is often inconvenient to take them offline to adapt their functionality. Consequently, these systems are required, when feasible, to adapt their behavior at runtime with little or no human intervention. A promising approach to managing complexity in runtime environments is to develop adaptation mechanisms that leverage software models, referred to as models@run. time. Work on models@run. time seeks to extend the applicability of models produced in model-driven engineering (MDE) approaches to the runtime environment. Models@run. time is a causally connected self-representation of the associated system that emphasizes the structure, behavior, or goals of the system from a problem space perspective.
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