Architectural Aspects of Self-Aware and Self-Expressive Computing Systems: From Psychology to Engineering

Work on human self-awareness is the basis for a framework to develop computational systems that can adaptively manage complex dynamic tradeoffs at runtime. An architectural case study in cloud computing illustrates the framework's potential benefits.

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