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Autonomic computing
Updated 27 Aug 2008
Autonomic computing zone is being retired
Autonomic computing zone is being retired
developerWorks is retiring its Autonomic computing zone. We would like to thank you for your continued interest in autonomic computing technology. You can still find the articles and tutorials on autonomic computing in the developerWorks library as you need them.   More >
Extending the Simplified Policy Language with custom expressions: Easily extend SPL by introducing custom expressions. Using the simple example in this article, discover the extensibility of SPL by creating a custom operation that carries out command-line executions.
Solution Deployment Descriptor: An emerging standard for deployment artifacts: Explore the Solution Deployment Descriptor (SDD), an emerging standard for a set of XML documents that define deployment metadata about deployment artifacts and the aggregation of deployment artifacts. Understand where the SDD fits into the deployment world and how it can help you.
Autonomic computing in Canadian academia: Discover current findings of and plans for autonomic computing research projects being conducted at the IBM Centre for Advanced Studies (CAS) in Toronto.
Getting started with Simplified Policy Language: Create and run a policy to manage your Windows file system space using SPL and the evaluation engine of the Apache Imperius project.
Managed Agent Explorer, Part 2: Advanced features: Explore how you can use the Web Services Distributed Management (WSDM) standard and the Managed Agent Explorer (MAX) together to create an endpoint and monitor a system in the network using the created endpoint.
Understanding the advantages of DB2 9 autonomic computing features: Learn how the self tuning memory manager (STMM), a feature that was first introduced in IBM DB2 9, eases the task of memory configuration by automatically setting optimal values for most memory configuration parameters.

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