[PDF] Top 20 An architecture for decentralized service deployment

... the deployment of services, ensuring their avail- ...necessary for service execution, the resource prospector to find suitable nodes to allocate the ser- vices, as well as the lower ...quired ... See full document

... and Service Controller) can be ...choosing an automatic or semi-automatic schema integration strategy (for example SIM 2 [5][6]), and defining, based on it, permission integration and query ... See full document

... and Service Controller) can be ...choosing an automatic or semi-automatic schema integration strategy (for example SIM 2 [5,6]), and defining, based on it, permission integration and query ... See full document

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... The use of computing systems is nowadays something that is taken for granted. One just needs to look around and will easily see that there is a computation process going on in almost every direction. Moreover, now ... See full document

... reputation for trustworthiness proves critical to any CN, which means that trust is a central component of ...takes an inordinate amount of time and nurturing (Huxham and Vangen's ...(2005). For ... See full document

... Let us dig deeper in order to describe the problem more specifically. People in general want things done automatically, and the main reason is because in the evolution of humans and human society, automation has always ... See full document

... in an architecture where nodes are completely autonomous and communications are basically unidirectional, which meshes with the principles of JXTA messaging ...JXTA architecture, since JXTA pipes are ... See full document

... responsible for retrieving the ...network service called Shu ffl eHandler. This service is shared by the mappers of a node and so it is placed in a separate Java ...waiting for the reducers to ... See full document

... to an event channel which acts as a broker, redirecting the event to event consumers subscribed to that particular ...request an event from an event producers or from an event ...popular ... See full document

... collect information about the applications that are running inside the host. This information includes system calls, software executed, application spe- cific or operating system logs, etc. This data is useful to detect ... See full document

... be an entity separated with the capabilities of interacting remotely and being part of different providers which in any case, might be specialized in what they ... See full document

... mechanisms for locating appropriate services have to deal with the additional problem of semantic mismatches among the ...a service discovery framework in order to fully exploit its ...present an ... See full document

... reputation for trustworthiness proves critical to any CN, which means that trust is a central component of ...takes an inordinate amount of time and nurturing (Huxham and Vangen's ...(2005). For ... See full document

... requirements. For the purpose of this paper, we consider resources as processing time, storage, and applications that provide a stateless service, like an efficient codec or a parallelizing ...the ... See full document

... the deployment architecture for service components for e-banking contexts with two particular characteristics: distribution and heterogeneity in the deployment ...the ... See full document

... super-peers for different network sizes, from 10 to 10,000 nodes, and show that the average value stabilizes at about 9 messages per second for networks composed of more than 2,000 nodes, with a cluster ... See full document

... change! for! organizations,! and! it! is! full! of! ...microservices! architecture! is! usually! polyglot! we! should! deal! with! multiple! languages,! each! one! of! them! with! the! entire! ecosystem! ... See full document

... (iii) System-related events. They can cause changes of the Grid entities that the metadata refers to. A typical example is a job- finished event, which can cause the change of the value of the runningJob property of ... See full document

... model for REST process enactment based on Petri Nets, they use PNML (Petri Net Markup Language), and an execution en- ...URIs for created resources but do not fully support the hypermedia constraint, ... See full document