A Dynamic Adjustment Method of Service Function Chain Resource Configuration

A Multiplier Adjustment Method for Dynamic Resource Allocation Problems

Dynamic eet management problems (with a homogeneous eet) are classically formulated as dynamic networks, or linear programs with side constraints. Recently, a new dynamic control approach was introduced called a logistics queueing network. Instead of a large linear program, the problem is decomposed into small subproblems, that are guided by two control variables that push these local problems ...

A Dynamic Resource Allocation on Service Supply Chain

A Dynamic Primary Configuration Group Communication Service

Quorum-based methods for managing replicated data are popular because they provide availability of both reads and writes in the presence of faulty behavior by some sites or communication links. Over a very long time, it may become necessary to alter the quorum system, perhaps because some sites have failed permanently and others have joined the system, or perhaps because users want a diierent t...

A Sectorization Method for Dynamic Airspace Configuration

The Dynamic Airspace Configuration (DAC) concept requires strategically organizing and efficiently allocating airspace. In the current National Airspace System (NAS), sector boundaries have been developed heuristically over decades in light of historical data and analysis. In our previous efforts, a graph model based on air route structure was developed to model the en-route airspace over the U...

Service Configurator: A Pattern for Dynamic Configuration of Services

This paper describes the Service Configurator pattern, which decouples the implementation of services from the time when they are configured. This pattern increases the flexibility and extensibility of applicationsby enabling their constituent services to be configured at any point in time. The Service Configurator pattern is widely used in application environments (e.g., to configure Java appl...