A Multi-Agent selection of Web Service providers driven by composite QoS

Siala, Fatma; Ghédira, Khaled

doi:10.1109/iscc.2011.5984027

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“…Fatma Siala et al [1] proposed a Multi-Agents architecture to discover the optimized Composite QOS (CQoS). Composite Web services were selected having negotiation with Multiple Agents.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…In [1] [9] authors are incorporating multi-agents whose role is to talk about the QoS values and make selection of service providers dynamically for different services in the composition to discover the optimal Composite QoS. Both are focusing to ensure high availability of the required web services - [1] by talking to available providers (of Web services) only, resulting in improved CPU time and [9] incorporating a process of substitution, swapping an unsuccessful web service with a new one.…”

Section: ) Based On Multi-agentmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Both are focusing to ensure high availability of the required web services - [1] by talking to available providers (of Web services) only, resulting in improved CPU time and [9] incorporating a process of substitution, swapping an unsuccessful web service with a new one.…”

Section: ) Based On Multi-agentmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Computation of QoS While Composing Web Services

Shabbar¹,

Shrimali²,

Sha³

2017

ijacsa

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Abstract-Composition of web services has emerged as a fast growing field of research since an atomic service in its entirety is not capable to perform a specific task. Composition of web services is a process where a set of web services, heterogeneous in nature, are clubbed together in order to perform a specific task. Individually, Component web services may be performing well as far as Quality of Service (QoS) is concerned but the core issue is that while composing, do they satisfy Users requirements in terms of QoS? Computation of QoS while composing web services appears to be a big challenge. A lot of research work in this regard, has already been undertaken to come out with new, innovative and credible solutions for the same. This Paper presents a thorough review-study of different frameworks, architectures, methodologies and algorithms suggested by different researchers in their efforts to compute the overall QoS while composing web services. Moreover, Effectiveness of different methods in terms of QoS while composing is also presented.

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“…Fatma Siala et al [1] proposed a Multi-Agents architecture to discover the optimized Composite QOS (CQoS). Composite Web services were selected having negotiation with Multiple Agents.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: ) Based On Multi-agentmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Computation of QoS While Composing Web Services

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Shrimali²,

Sha³

2017

ijacsa

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“…A coordinator supervising the different negotiations is used. Dependencies between the different negotiations strategies are not considered in this work (Siala and Ghédira, 2011). Bromuri et al, present a decentralized multi-agent system that adopts an argumentation based strategy to find the best service.…”

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confidence: 99%

A Web Service Discovery Approach Based on Hybrid Negotiation

Bellakhal¹,

Chainbi

Ghédira³

2014

Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Cloud Computing and Services Science

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An effective discovery system must be able to retrieve services responding to the users' specific preferences in a changing and dynamic environment. Actually, the existing discovery systems have three problems. Firstly, some of them fail to find Web services providing the same QoS as defined in their related description files, since the QoS data are considered as static. Secondly, the discovery systems based on negotiation lack the accuracy in simulating similarly the real humans' interactions. Thirdly, the negotiation based approaches implemented to discover services are static and do not consider contexts as well as characteristics of each provider. These shortcomings affect negatively the systems performance and usability. Consequently, the quality of the returned services as well as the systems' reputation will be deteriorated. In this paper, we propose an hybrid discovery approach based on negotiation that solve these drawbacks. We argue that our approach enhances the discovery system performance and usability by implementing a negotiation process that is closer to humans' interactions. Moreover, by considering the existing dependencies between the concurrent negotiations, the discovery process will be more efficient. Unlike previous work, the negotiation process is dynamic by taking into account the provider's context and reputation.

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“…Relative researches could be divided to two sorts: one-to-one static Web Service negotiation [2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9] and complex negotiation [10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17]. However, all of these studies considered one-to-one static negotiation process while the SLA automatic generation algorithm is not achieved.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%