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Fault Management of Web Services

Sazedul Alam (supervisor: Dr. Ralph Deters)
M.Sc. Thesis, University of Saskatchewan, Department of Computer Science, August 2009

The use of service-oriented (SO) distributed systems is increasing.  Within service orientation web services (WS) are the de facto standard for implementing service-oriented systems.  The consumers of WS want to get uninterrupted and reliable service from the service providers.  But WS providers cannot always provide services in the expected level due to faults and failures in the system.  As a result the fault management of these systems is becoming crucial.  This work presents a distributed event-driven architecture for fault management of Web Services.  According to the architecture the managed WS report different events to the event databases.  From event databases these events are sent to the event processors.  The event processors are distributed over the network.  They process the events, detect fault scenarios in the event stream and manage faults in the WS.

CONTACTS: Sazedul Alam, Ralph Deters

TYPE: Thesis
PUBLISHED: 2009

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