Exploring the Architecture of Ultra-Large-Scale Systems
An ultra-large-scale (ULS) system is a system with no central control that is composed of multiple interacting components solving a variety of different problems. Canonical examples are the internet or the U.S. electric grid.
This talk explores some of the characteristics of the architecture of such systems. We explore the architectural characteristics by examining the governance, the characteristics of ULS systems, and systems that have some of the characteristics of ULS systems.
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This presentation is related to the following area(s) of work:
Software ArchitectureUltra-Large-Scale Systems
Software Engineering Institute
October 2009
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