Dynamic service provisioning using GRIA SLAs
Dynamic service provisioning using GRIA SLAs
Service Level Agreements (SLA) include quality of service (QoS) constraints and bounds that have to be honoured by the service provider. To maximise the Service Provider revenue while satisfying the QoS requirements of the agreed SLAs it is important to be able to per- form a dynamic distribution of the service provider resources between the services and SLAs. This distribution should be based on the current status and predicted evolution of the QoS characteristics. This paper de- scribes the experiences managing SLA obligations from a service provider perspective in a scenario where dynamic deployment of services can be undertaken. The main issues faced to deal with the management of SLAs in this context are detailed. The adopted solution, based on GRIA (a Service Oriented Architecture framework) is discussed.
SLA management, dynamic provisioning
Boniface, Mike J.
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Phillips, Stephen
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Sanchez-Macian Perez, Alfonso
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Surridge, Mike
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17 September 2007
Boniface, Mike J.
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Phillips, Stephen
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Sanchez-Macian Perez, Alfonso
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Boniface, Mike J., Phillips, Stephen, Sanchez-Macian Perez, Alfonso and Surridge, Mike
(2007)
Dynamic service provisioning using GRIA SLAs.
NFPSLA-SOC'07, Vienna, Austria.
17 Sep 2007.
12 pp
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Service Level Agreements (SLA) include quality of service (QoS) constraints and bounds that have to be honoured by the service provider. To maximise the Service Provider revenue while satisfying the QoS requirements of the agreed SLAs it is important to be able to per- form a dynamic distribution of the service provider resources between the services and SLAs. This distribution should be based on the current status and predicted evolution of the QoS characteristics. This paper de- scribes the experiences managing SLA obligations from a service provider perspective in a scenario where dynamic deployment of services can be undertaken. The main issues faced to deal with the management of SLAs in this context are detailed. The adopted solution, based on GRIA (a Service Oriented Architecture framework) is discussed.
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Published date: 17 September 2007
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NFPSLA-SOC'07, Vienna, Austria, 2007-09-17 - 2007-09-17
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SLA management, dynamic provisioning
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IT Innovation
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/267594
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