Paper Info
Title
Monitoring performance-related QoS properties in service-oriented systems: a pattern-based architectural decision model.
Abstract
In service-oriented systems, service-level agreements (SLA) are specified as contracts between service providers and service consumers. SLAs stipulate --- among other things --- the provided services' performance. A service provider must fulfill the agreements stated in SLAs, e.g., to avoid paying penalties. Service consumers must verify whether the service quality as purchased is delivered. We present an architectural design decision model (ADDM) covering the design of a QoS monitoring infrastructure. The ADDM collects design decisions about measuring, storing, and evaluating performance-related quality-of-service (QoS) agreements. The model includes various requirements and puts forth design solutions by referring to established architectural, remoting, and design patterns. We evaluate the ADDM to build the architecture of a QoS monitoring infrastructure in a case study. The model guides through the decision-making process of designing a QoS monitoring infrastructure.
Year
DOI
Venue
2011
10.1145/2396716.2396729
EuroPLoP
Keywords
Field
DocType
qos monitoring infrastructure,design decision,service quality,model guide,decision-making process,architectural design decision model,case study,monitoring performance-related qos property,design pattern,service provider,service consumer,service-oriented system,pattern-based architectural decision model,quality of service,patterns,service oriented architecture
Service design,Mobile QoS,Systems engineering,Service quality,Computer science,Software design pattern,Quality of service,Service provider,Decision model,Service-oriented architecture
Conference
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
4
0.50
30
Authors
4
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Ernst Oberortner1424.63
Stefan Sobernig214318.97
Uwe Zdun31429148.33
Schahram Dustdar49347575.71