ReServE Service: An Approach to Increase Reliability in Service Oriented Systems

Danilecki, Arkadiusz; Hołenko, Mateusz; Kobusińska, Anna; Szychowiak, Michał; Zierhoffer, Piotr

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-23178-0_22

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“…Therefore, in [9] we have introduced RESERVE service that, in order to ensure the consistent recovery of processing, enables logging interactions exchanged between clients and services. RESERVE ensures that the recovery of one process does not affect the processing of the others, and is fully masked.…”

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The impact of RESTful semantics on reducing the logging overhead in SOA

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IISA 2014, the 5th International Conference on Information, Intelligence, Systems and Applications

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Nowadays, one of the major paradigms of distributed processing is service-oriented computing. Although SOAbased applications have many advantages, they are also highly error-prone. To improve the availability and reliability of SOAbased systems and applications, a Reliable Service Environment RESERVE, providing an external support of web services recovery has been proposed. In this paper we focus on RESTful web services, based on Representational State Transfer (REST) paradigm, and propose the enhancement of RESERVE service that allows to decrease the overhead introduced by RESERVE due to taking advantage of REST characteristics.

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“…Responding to this need, we proposed RESERVE (Reliable Service Environment), which aims in increasing the SOA fault-tolerance [8], [9], [10]. RESERVE ensures that in the case of failure of one or more system components (i.e., web services or their clients), a coherent state of distributed processing is recovered.…”

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The impact of RESTful semantics on reducing the logging overhead in SOA

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IISA 2014, the 5th International Conference on Information, Intelligence, Systems and Applications

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“…The detailed description of ReServE has already been presented in [2,4], and is summarized here in order to make a paper self-contained. Due to the fact that interactions between clients and services result in a computation and possible resource state changes, they entail the client-service inter-dependencies.…”

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“…Additionally, SIM monitors the services' status and react in the case of its eventual failure by initiating and managing the service rollback-recovery. 4 …”

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Replication of Recovery Log — An Approach to Enhance SOA Reliability

Kobusińska

Wawrzyniak

2015

Distributed Applications and Interoperable Systems

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Abstract. Along with development of SOA systems, their requirements in terms of fault-tolerance increase and become more stringent. To improve reliability of SOA-based systems and applications, a ReServE service, providing an external support of web services recovery, has been designed. In this paper we propose to enhance the resilience of ReServE by replication of log with recovery information, and address problems related to deployment of this solution.

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“…Goseva-Popstojanova, et al (2001) and Gokhale (2007) did remarkable work for architecture-based empirical software reliability analysis in relation to architecture-based empirical software reliability analyses [6] [7]. Significant work done in the direction of estimating reliability of SOA is summarized below: Danilecki, A., et al [8] (2011) proposed a model named ReServE, which ensures that business processes are consistently perceived by client and services, transparently recovers the state of a business process. When a service fails, its SPU can initiate the rollback-recovery process.…”

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Reliability Estimation of Services Oriented Systems Using Adaptive Neuro Fuzzy Inference System

Seth¹,

Agarwal²,

Singla³

2014

JSEA

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In order to make system reliable, it should inhibit guarantee for basic service, data flow, composition of services, and the complete workflow. In service-oriented architecture (SOA), the entire software system consists of an interacting group of autonomous services. Some soft computing approaches have been developed for estimating the reliability of service oriented systems (SOSs). Still much more research is expected to estimate reliability in a better way. In this paper, we proposed SoS reliability based on an adaptive neuro fuzzy inference system (ANFIS) approach. We estimated the reliability based on some defined parameter. Moreover, we compared its performance with a plain FIS (fuzzy inference system) for similar data sets and found the proposed approach gives better reliability estimation.

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ReServE Service: An Approach to Increase Reliability in Service Oriented Systems

Cited by 10 publications

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The impact of RESTful semantics on reducing the logging overhead in SOA

The impact of RESTful semantics on reducing the logging overhead in SOA

Replication of Recovery Log — An Approach to Enhance SOA Reliability

Reliability Estimation of Services Oriented Systems Using Adaptive Neuro Fuzzy Inference System

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