TinyAC: Bringing Autonomic Computing Principles to Resource-Constrained Systems
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| author | Kalka, Wojciech Xue, Ruitao Faber, Kamil Slominski, Aleksander Jha, Devki Ranjan, Rajiv Szydlo, Tomasz |
| author_facet | Kalka, Wojciech Xue, Ruitao Faber, Kamil Slominski, Aleksander Jha, Devki Ranjan, Rajiv Szydlo, Tomasz |
| contents | Autonomic Computing (AC) is a promising approach for developing intelligent and adaptive self-management systems at the deep network edge. In this paper, we present the problems and challenges related to the use of AC for IoT devices. Our proposed hybrid approach bridges bottom-up intelligence (TinyML and on-device learning) and top-down guidance (LLMs) to achieve a scalable and explainable approach for developing intelligent and adaptive self-management tiny systems. Moreover, we argue that TinyAC systems require self-adaptive features to handle problems that may occur during their operation. Finally, we identify gaps, discuss existing challenges and future research directions. |
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| spellingShingle | TinyAC: Bringing Autonomic Computing Principles to Resource-Constrained Systems Kalka, Wojciech Xue, Ruitao Faber, Kamil Slominski, Aleksander Jha, Devki Ranjan, Rajiv Szydlo, Tomasz Networking and Internet Architecture Autonomic Computing (AC) is a promising approach for developing intelligent and adaptive self-management systems at the deep network edge. In this paper, we present the problems and challenges related to the use of AC for IoT devices. Our proposed hybrid approach bridges bottom-up intelligence (TinyML and on-device learning) and top-down guidance (LLMs) to achieve a scalable and explainable approach for developing intelligent and adaptive self-management tiny systems. Moreover, we argue that TinyAC systems require self-adaptive features to handle problems that may occur during their operation. Finally, we identify gaps, discuss existing challenges and future research directions. |
| title | TinyAC: Bringing Autonomic Computing Principles to Resource-Constrained Systems |
| topic | Networking and Internet Architecture |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.19350 |