Abstract
PurposeFrom the point of view of computing environments, the paper aims to present a goal‐based contextual problem detection and management (GCPDM) method whose core benefit in its extendability of detection capability to deal with unpredicted problems.Design/methodology/approachApproaches the subject by designing a goal graph, designing actions, designing achievable relations between actions and goals, defining contextual factors of each action, defining CCGs and implementing the GCPD engine.FindingsThat self‐managed, as opposed to traditional, software is designed to avoid runtime failures by adapting to unpredictable situations.Originality/valueThis paper presents a GCPDM method.
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