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these variations in the behavior of other components that it interacts with and adjusts to the variations Reduction of complexity is not a new goal During the evolution of computing systems, several concepts emerged that help manage the complexity Two notable concepts are particularly relevant here: object-oriented programming and fault-tolerant computing Object-oriented designs introduced the concept of abstraction, in which the interface speci cation of an object is separated from its implementation Thus, implementation of an object can proceed independent of the implementation of dependent objects, since it uses only their interface speci cations The rest of the system is spared from knowing or dealing with the complexity of the internal details of the implementation of the object Notions of hierarchical construction, inheritance and overloading render easy development of different functional behaviors, while at the same time enabling them to reuse the common parts.

An autonomic system takes a similar approach, except that the alternative implementations are designed for improving the performance, rather than providing different behaviors The environment is constantly monitored and suitable implementations are dynamically chosen for best performance Fault-tolerant systems are designed with additional support that can detect and correct any fault out of a predetermined set of faults Usually, redundancy is employed to overcome faults Autonomic systems generalize the notion of fault to encompass any behavior that deviates from the expected or the negotiated norm, including performance degradation or change-of-service costs based on resource changes Autonomic systems do not expect that other components operate correctly according to stipulated behavior The input output responses of a component are constantly monitored and when a component s behavior deviates from the expectation, the autonomic system readjusts itself either by switching to an alternative component or by altering its own input output response suitably.

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Section 132 describes the basic structure of a typical autonomic component, delineating its behavior, observation of environment, choices of implementation and an adaptive strategy While many system implementations may have these aspects buried in some detail, it is necessary to identify them and delineate them, so that the autonomic nature of the design can be improved in a systematic manner Section 133 illustrates two speculative methodologies to collect environmental information Some examples from server design are given to illustrate them Section 134 elaborates on the role of these aspects in a Grid computing environment..

FileMaker Pro provides several ways for you to add graphic elements to layouts. You can create simple graphics including ellipses, rectangles, and lines directly

Dreamweaver centralizes all its image functions in the Property inspector. The Image Property inspector, shown in Figure 9-12, displays a small thumbnail of the image as well as its file size. Dreamweaver automatically inserts the image filename in the Src text box (as the src attribute). To replace a currently selected image with another, click the folder icon next to the Src text box, or double-click the image itself. This sequence opens the Select Image Source dialog box. When you ve selected the file, Dreamweaver automatically refreshes the page and corrects the code.

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The randomSeed parameter is responsible for the randomness of the noise. The following code updates the parameter value once per second using setInterval() and Math.random().