A Review on Dynamically Changing the Quality of Service Requirements for SOA based Applications in Cloud

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L. Venkateswara Reddy
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Abstract

Service Oriented Applications have the ability to change their constituent services dynamically. This implies that they have the ability to change both, their functionality and their Quality of Service attributes dynamically. We present a Cloud-based-Multi-Agent System (Clobmas) that uses multiple double auctions, to enable applications to self-adapt, based on their Quality of Service requirements and cost restraints. Quality of Service attributes needed to provided, maintained, monitored at run time. A double auction is a two-sided auction, i.e., both the buyers and the sellers indicate the price that they’re willing to pay and accept, respectively. If any application uses self adaptation mechanism then it exhibits a high Quality of Service. Here we design a market mechanism that allows applications to select services, in a decentralized manner.

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C.Rajeev. 2014. \u201cA Review on Dynamically Changing the Quality of Service Requirements for SOA based Applications in Cloud\u201d. Global Journal of Computer Science and Technology - B: Cloud & Distributed GJCST-B Volume 14 (GJCST Volume 14 Issue B1): .

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Service Oriented Applications have the ability to change their constituent services dynamically. This implies that they have the ability to change both, their functionality and their Quality of Service attributes dynamically. We present a Cloud-based-Multi-Agent System (Clobmas) that uses multiple double auctions, to enable applications to self-adapt, based on their Quality of Service requirements and cost restraints. Quality of Service attributes needed to provided, maintained, monitored at run time. A double auction is a two-sided auction, i.e., both the buyers and the sellers indicate the price that they’re willing to pay and accept, respectively. If any application uses self adaptation mechanism then it exhibits a high Quality of Service. Here we design a market mechanism that allows applications to select services, in a decentralized manner.

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