Efficient online monitoring of web-service SLAs

Raimondi, Franco; Skene, James; Emmerich, Wolfgang

doi:10.1145/1453101.1453125

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“…Techniques and tools have been introduced to automatically generate online monitors based on Service Level Agreement (SLA) specifications [13]. These approaches mainly adopt reactive monitoring.…”

Section: Chapter V Related Workmentioning

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Adaptive Domain-Specific Service Monitoring

Ünsal¹,

Sazara²,

Aktemur

et al. 2014

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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We propose an adaptive and domain-specific service monitoring approach to detect partner service errors in a cost-effective manner. Hereby, we not only consider generic errors such as file not found or connection timed out, but also take domain-specific errors into account. The detection of each type of error entails a different monitoring cost in terms of the consumed resources. To reduce costs, we adapt the monitoring frequency for each service and for each type of error based on the measured error rates and a cost model. We introduce an industrial case study from the broadcasting and content-delivery domain for improving the user-perceived reliability of Smart TV systems. We demonstrate the effectiveness of our approach with real data collected to be relevant for a commercial TV portal application. We present empirical results regarding the trade-off between monitoring overhead and error detection accuracy.Our results show that each service is usually subject to various types of errors with different error rates and exploiting this variation can reduce monitoring costs by up to 30% with negligible compromise on the quality of monitoring.iii

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Section: Chapter V Related Workmentioning

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Adaptive Domain-Specific Service Monitoring

Ünsal¹,

Sazara²,

Aktemur

et al. 2014

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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“…In [9], the authors propose a Web Service gateway to monitor and control Web Service access according to SLAs and organizational policies. The authors in [10] presents an implementation to derive on-line monitors for Web Services automatically from SLAs using an Eclipse plugin. The efficiency and scalability of this approach using a large-scale case study in a service-oriented computational grid has been evaluated.…”

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A managerial community of Web Services for management of communities of Web Services

Benharref

Serhani

Bouktif

2010

2010 10th Annual International Conference on New Technologies of Distributed Systems (NOTERE)

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“…This means that through validation it is possible to assess whether the service exhibits the given SLS. On-line validation concerns the "checking" activities that are performed after service deployment such as SLA monitoring [37].…”

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Run Time Models in Adaptive Service Infrastructure

Autili

Inverardi

Tivoli

2010

Run-Time Models for Self-Managing Systems and Applications

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Abstract. Software in the near ubiquitous future will need to cope with variability, as software systems get deployed on an increasingly large diversity of computing platforms and operates in different execution environments. Heterogeneity of the underlying communication and computing infrastructure, mobility inducing changes to the execution environments and therefore changes to the availability of resources and continuously evolving requirements require software systems to be adaptable according to the context changes. Software systems should also be reliable and meet the user's requirements and needs. Moreover, due to its pervasiveness, software systems must be dependable. Supporting the validation of these self-adaptive systems to ensure dependability requires a complete rethinking of the software life cycle. The traditional division among static analysis and dynamic analysis is blurred by the need to validate dynamic systems adaptation. Models play a key role in the validation of dependable systems, dynamic adaptation calls for the use of such models at run time. In this paper we describe the approach we have undertaken in recent projects to address the challenge of assessing dependability for adaptive software systems.

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Efficient online monitoring of web-service SLAs

Cited by 116 publications

References 28 publications

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Adaptive Domain-Specific Service Monitoring

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