Availability Management Framework (AMF), defined by SA Forum for managing highly-available applications, requires configurations of applications consisting of various entities organized according to AMF-specific rules and constraints.
Even in the Lagrangian problem formulation, to compute (and determine the optimal configurations for each application), we need to do an exhaustive search over the configurations of applications running at any given time, to ensure that the best possible use is made of the CPU and Network resources.
It employs conceptual models of problem domains to drive configuration of an application generator suitable for a related set of applications, such as reservation and resource allocation.
It reads the CPS application model created during the specification stage, and produces the full configuration of the application as well as the corresponding codes to make the final application executable.
On the other hand, in one configuration of IDCT application, CPAMA provides 56% less throughput and consumes 55% more energy than ADRES.
Figure 3 show the configuration of FRP application.
Scripting the installation and configuration of an application is the first problem.
Configuration of the application, database, storage and network infrastructure usually takes weeks or months, not hours.
Additionally, the configuration of an application may impact the runtime as well.
