The Use of Control Loops in Autonomic Networking
draft-strassner-anima-control-loops-01
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| Authors | John Strassner , Joel M. Halpern , Michael H. Behringer | ||
| Last updated | 2016-10-21 (Latest revision 2016-04-19) | ||
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Abstract
This document defines the requirements for an autonomic control loop, describes different types of control loops, and explains how control loops are used in an Autonomic System. Control loops are used to enable Autonomic Network Management systems to adapt the behavior of the systems that they manage to respond to changes in user needs, business goals, and/or environmental conditions.
Authors
John Strassner
Joel M. Halpern
Michael H. Behringer
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