Towards an SPL-based monitoring middleware strategy for cloud computing applications

A. Almeida, Everton Cavalcante, T. Batista, Frederico Lopes, Flávia Coimbra Delicato, Paulo F. Pires, Gustavo Alves, N. Cacho
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Abstract

Cloud-based applications are composed of services offered by distinct third-party cloud providers. The selection of the proper cloud services that fit the application needs is based on cloud-related information, i.e. properties of the services such as price, availability, response time, among others. Typically, applications rely on a middleware that abstracts away the burden of direct dealing with underlying mechanisms for service selection and communication with the cloud providers. In this context, in a previous work we already discussed the benefits of using the software product lines (SPL) paradigm for representing alternative cloud services and their properties, which is suitable for the process of choosing the proper services to compose the application. As most cloud-related information are dynamic and may change any time during the application execution, the continuous monitoring of such information is essential to ensure that the deployed application is composed of cloud services that adhere to the application requirements. In this paper we present an SPL-based monitoring middleware strategy to continuously monitoring the dynamic properties of cloud services used by an application.
面向云计算应用程序的基于sql的监控中间件策略
基于云的应用程序由不同的第三方云提供商提供的服务组成。选择适合应用程序需求的适当云服务是基于与云相关的信息,即服务的属性,如价格、可用性、响应时间等。通常,应用程序依赖于中间件,该中间件抽象了直接处理服务选择和与云提供商通信的底层机制的负担。在此上下文中,在之前的工作中,我们已经讨论了使用软件产品线(SPL)范式来表示备选云服务及其属性的好处,SPL适用于选择合适的服务来组成应用程序的过程。由于大多数与云相关的信息都是动态的,并且可能在应用程序执行期间随时更改,因此持续监视此类信息对于确保已部署的应用程序由符合应用程序需求的云服务组成至关重要。在本文中,我们提出了一种基于sql的监控中间件策略,用于持续监控应用程序使用的云服务的动态属性。
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