Runtime Monitoring of Component Changes with Spy@Runtime

Runtime Monitoring of Component Changes with Spy@Runtime

2 June 2012 Paper

Authors: Carlo Ghezzi, Andrea Mocci, Mario Sangiorgio

Proceedings of ICSE 2012 (34th International Conference on Software Engineering)

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Abstract. We present Spy@Runtime, a tool to infer and work with behavior models. Spy@Runtime generates models through a dynamic black box approach and is able to keep them updated with observations coming from actual system execution. We also show how to use models describing the protocol of interaction of a software component to detect and report functional changes as soon as they are discovered. Monitoring functional properties is particularly useful in an open environment in which there is a distributed ownership of a software system. Parts of the system may be changed independently and therefore it becomes necessary to monitor the component's behavior at run time.

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SMScom: Self-Managing Situated Computing

Methods and tools for the design, validation, and operation of dependable self-managing situated software.

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