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Managing Long-Lived COTS-Based Systems

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ConferenceSoftware Engineering Stards Workshop, August 10-13, 1998., Monterey, California, USA
SubjectOTS; COTS; maintenance; management; software; component; architecture; instrumentation; configuration management; COTS (Commercial Off-The-Shelf ou commercial standard); maintenance; gestion; logiciel; composant; architecture; instrumentation; gestion de la configuration
Abstract
Managing long-lived computer systems containing a large number of Commercial Off-The-Shelf (COTS) software components requires a significant investment of effort. This effort is spent on a number of activities, including adding, replacing and deleting components, integrating and customizing components, and monitoring and troubleshooting the system. Organizations can reduce the time and cost required for these system management activities and increase the usability and reliability of a system, by planning for system management during acquisition. This paper describes how organizations can use software architecture, software instrumentation, and component-based configuration management to support the ongoing system management activities.
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NRC numberNRCC 41587
NPARC number5765251
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