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author = {Skene, James and Lamanna, D. Davide and Emmerich, Wolfgang},
title = {Precise Service Level Agreements},
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author="Keller, Alexander and Ludwig, Heiko", title="The WSLA Framework: Specifying and Monitoring Service Level Agreements for Web Services", journal="Journal of Network and Systems Management", year="2003", month="Mar", day="01", volume="11", number="1", pages="57--81", abstract="We describe a novel framework for specifying and monitoring Service Level Agreements (SLA) for Web Services. SLA monitoring and enforcement become increasingly important in a Web Service environment where enterprise applications and services rely on services that may be subscribed dynamically and on-demand. For economic and practical reasons, we want an automated provisioning process for both the service itself as well as the SLA managment system that measures and monitors the QoS parameters, checks the agreed-upon service levels, and reports violations to the authorized parties involved in the SLA management process. Our approach to these issues is presented in this paper. The Web Service Level Agreement (WSLA) framework is targeted at defining and monitoring SLAs for Web Services. Although WSLA has been designed for a Web Services environment, it is applicable as well to any inter-domain management scenario, such as business process and service management, or the management of networks, systems and applications in general. The WSLA framework consists of a flexible and extensible language based on XML Schema and a runtime architecture comprising several SLA monitoring services, which may be outsourced to third parties to ensure a maximum of objectivity. WSLA enables service customers and providers to unambiguously define a wide variety of SLAs, specify the SLA parameters and the way they are measured, and relate them to managed resource instrumentations. Upon receipt of an SLA specification, the WSLA monitoring services are automatically configured to enforce the SLA. An implementation of the WSLA framework, termed SLA Compliance Monitor, is publicly available as part of the IBM Web Services Toolkit.", issn="1573-7705", doi="10.1023/A:1022445108617", url="https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1022445108617" }
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title = {A Survey on Service Quality Description},
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address = {New York, NY, USA},
keywords = {QoS, SLA, Service, description, life-cycle, metamodel, model, provisioning, quality, service-level agreement},
