Authors
Martin Randles, David Lamb, Enas Odat, Azzelarabe Taleb-Bendiab
Publication date
2011/3/1
Journal
Journal of Computer and System Sciences
Volume
77
Issue
2
Pages
293-304
Publisher
Academic Press
Description
The uptake and increasing prevalence of Web 2.0 applications, promoting new large-scale and complex systems such as Cloud computing and the emerging Internet of Services/Things, requires tools and techniques to analyse and model methods to ensure the robustness of these new systems. This paper reports on assessing and improving complex system resilience using distributed redundancy, termed degeneracy in biological systems, to endow large-scale complicated computer systems with the same robustness that emerges in complex biological and natural systems. However, in order to promote an evolutionary approach, through emergent self-organisation, it is necessary to specify the systems in an ‘open-ended’ manner where not all states of the system are prescribed at design-time. In particular an observer system is used to select robust topologies, within system components, based on a measurement …
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Scholar articles
M Randles, D Lamb, E Odat, A Taleb-Bendiab - Journal of Computer and System Sciences, 2011