Architecture for Service Profiling

Authors:
Witold Abramowicz;Monika Kaczmarek;Marek Kowalkiewicz;Dominik Zyskowski
Affiliations:
The Poznan University of Economics, Poland;The Poznan University of Economics, Poland;The Poznan University of Economics, Poland;The Poznan University of Economics, Poland
Venue:
SCW '06 Proceedings of the IEEE Services Computing Workshops
Year:
2006

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Abstract

Service oriented architecture is gaining momentum. However, in order to be successful, the proper and up-to-date description of services is required. Such a description may be provided by service profiling mechanisms, such as one presented in this article. Service profile can be defined as an up-to-date description of a subset of non-functional properties of a service. It allows for service comparison on the basis of non-functional parameters, and choosing the service which is most suited to the needs of a user. In this article the notion of a service profile along with service profiling mechanism is presented as well as the architecture of a profiling system.