Soft Constraints for Quality Aspects in Service Oriented Architectures
Stefano Bistarelli, Francesco Santini

TL;DR
This paper introduces a framework using Soft Constraints to model and evaluate quality aspects like cost, performance, and availability in Service Oriented Architectures, enabling better QoS management.
Contribution
It presents a novel approach applying Soft Constraints to model service components and their interactions, incorporating QoS measures directly into the architecture.
Findings
Framework effectively models QoS attributes
Constraint aggregation computes overall service quality
Supports flexible, quantitative QoS evaluation
Abstract
We propose the use of Soft Constraints as a natural way to model Service Oriented Architecture. In the framework, constraints are used to model components and connectors and constraint aggregation is used to represent their interactions. The "quality of a service" is measured and considered when performing queries to service providers. Some examples consist in the levels of cost, performance and availability required by clients. In our framework, the QoS scores are represented by the softness level of the constraint and the measure of complex (web) services is computed by combining the levels of the components.
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