Paper Info
Title
A model for dynamic and adaptable services management
Abstract
The dynamic nature of Service-Oriented Architectures challenges traditional systems management practices which tend to be static in nature. We propose a goal-oriented, agent-based approach to management using autonomic computing. In this paper we define a services management model that consists of a number of constructs including managed resources, agents, events, event streams and management goal graphs. Agents accept new events on one or more event streams, and the arrival of an event triggers local processing that includes the generation of a new event and/or changes to the state of the managed system. Simple agents are combined into management goal graphs to carry out complex management tasks. We provide details of an implementation of our services management model and show how this model could be used in a sample management scenario.
Year
DOI
Venue
2009
10.1109/SEAMS.2009.5069068
SEAMS
Keywords
DocType
Citations 
new event,management goal graph,service-oriented architectures challenge,managed system,services management model,dynamic nature,traditional systems management practice,adaptable services management,sample management scenario,complex management task,event stream,goal orientation,service management,system management,management system,autonomic computing,service oriented architecture,history,web services,multi agent systems,servers,web server,resource management,data mining,graph theory,software architecture,pattern matching,environmental management
Conference
6
PageRank 
References 
Authors
0.50
10
7
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Patrick Martin127414.72
Wendy Powley232928.43
Imad Abdallah371.22
Jun Li426646.20
Andrew Brown560.50
Kirk Wilson6483.33
Chris Craddock7412.71