Performance testing of semantic publish/subscribe systems

Authors:
Martin Murth;Dietmar Winkler;Stefan Biffl;Eva Kühn;Thomas Moser
Affiliations:
Institute of Computer Languages, Vienna University of Technology;Christian Doppler Laboratory "Software Engineering Integration for Flexible Automation Systems", Vienna University of Technology;Christian Doppler Laboratory "Software Engineering Integration for Flexible Automation Systems", Vienna University of Technology;Institute of Computer Languages, Vienna University of Technology;Christian Doppler Laboratory "Software Engineering Integration for Flexible Automation Systems", Vienna University of Technology
Venue:
OTM'10 Proceedings of the 2010 international conference on On the move to meaningful internet systems
Year:
2010

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Abstract

Publish/subscribe mechanisms support clients in observing knowledge represented in semantic repositories and responding to knowledge changes. Currently available implementations of semantic publish/subscribe systems differ significantly with respect to performance and functionality. In this paper we present an evaluation framework for systematically evaluating publish/subscribe systems and its application to identify performance bottlenecks and optimization approaches.