Building Distributed and Robust Multi-Agent Systems (MAS)
summary
Claim: Jason gains Erlang-style distribution and fault tolerance as eJason, implemented as a Jason interpreter in Erlang with a GitHub repo. Concrete additions include persistent monitors that turn notifications into beliefs, dynamic supervision trees that restart or unblock misbehaving agents, global agent names and container-to-node mapping, and a pinging unresponsive detection that treats long reasoning stalls as faults. Prototype runs and Jason creators respond positively.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 0:48What Is a Multi Alien System
- 6:31The Belief Desire Intention Model
- 22:26Fault Tolerance
- 24:11Monitoring System
- 33:43What Is Kind of the Hardest Problem People Use Engaging or Trying To Address at the Moment and How Does Your Airline Solution Solve that
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