The service oriented computing paradigm is a new model for distributed computing and due to its simplicity and powerful features, it is being popular and has a wide variety of implementation in different scenarios. The already built system is studies in detail, which was totally implemented using the Grid Technology. The idea of the current work is how we can implement the same functionality in the non-real time environment. The basic idea is to merge the web services and grid services to formulate the unique concept of context dependent quality of service (QoS) for both real time and non-real time solutions…
Contents
1Background
1.1 Service Oriented Computing
1.2 Web Services
1.3 Grid Services and OGSA
1.4 WS- Resource Framework
1.5 Virtual Mass Storage System
1.6 Own contribution and guidance for the reader
2Challenges
2.1 Real Time Systems
2.2 Quality of Service
2.3 Role of Security
2.4 Collecting together: QoS and Security
2.3 Challenges
2.3.1 Context 1
2.3.2 Context 2
3Case Studies
3.1 Virtual Mass Storage System (VMSS)
3.1.1 Background of VMSS
3.1.2 Architecture of VMSS
3.2 The Implementation
4Discussion and Findings
4.1 Real-time resource provision
4.1.1 QoS in real time resource provision
4.1.1.1 Resource Availability
4.1.1.2 Resource Integrity
4.1.1.3 Resource Consistency
4.1.1.4 Other factors
4.1.2 Security in real time resource provision
4.2 Non-Real Time Resource Provision
4.2.1 Basic Services
4.2.2 External World Interaction
4.2.3 Extension of basic services
4.2.3.1 Service Level Agreement
5Conclusion and further work
5.1 Conclusion
5.2 Further work
6REFERENCES
Author: Khan H M Farooq
Source: Blekinge Institute of Technology
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