Comprehensive Monitoring of BPEL Processes

Baresi, Luciano; Guinea, Sam; Nano, Olivier; Spanoudakis, George

doi:10.1109/mic.2010.66

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“…SAP monitoring architecture, workflow or BPEL engine and (ii) ad-hoc instrumentation, e.g. through the development of event captors or other online process inspection techniques [2].…”

Section: Implementing the Methodologymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Web service-based processes are intrinsically cross-organizational, since each orchestrated Web service can in principle be exposed by a different organization. In this context, we can distinguish between intrusive and non-intrusive monitoring [2,13]. The former involves the interleaving of service and monitoring activities at runtime, whereas the latter separates the business from the monitoring logic, since information relevant for monitoring can be captured non-intrusively while a process is executing, e.g.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Web service-based process monitoring considers also aggregation of monitoring information from multiple sources [2,13]. However, monitoring information, such as the timestamps of service calls or process variables, are meaningful only at a technical level, and they require further translation before becoming meaningful to and, therefore, relevant for a process user [12].…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

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2011

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“…SAP monitoring architecture, workflow or BPEL engine and (ii) ad-hoc instrumentation, e.g. through the development of event captors or other online process inspection techniques [2].…”

Section: Implementing the Methodologymentioning

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“…In the world of software programs monitoring, the monitoring variable is the target, for instance, of a watch for debugging. In business process monitoring, the monitoring variable may range from infrastructure-level data, such as timestamps of service calls [5], to application-level process data, such as the status of an activity or domain specific data produced by an activity [6][7]. Note that a value of the monitoring variable represents a single data element captured by MI during the execution of the business process, e.g.…”

Section: Monitoring Dimensions and Optionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In a business setting, while in many cases we can make the hypothesis that monitoring is permanently enabled, defining anchoring points may be helpful when capturing and making available the values of MV to MC is very costly. Intrusive process monitoring [5] is an example of this scenario, since the execution of monitoring statements blocks and, therefore, delays, the execution of the process. In such a scenario, the MC may want to enable monitoring only when strictly necessary.…”

Section: Monitoring Dimensions and Optionsmentioning

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Patterns to Enable Mass-Customized Business Process Monitoring

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Angelov

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2012

Advanced Information Systems Engineering

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This is the accepted version of the paper.This version of the publication may differ from the final published version. Abstract. Mass-customization challenges the one-size-fits-all assumption of mass production, allowing customers to specify the options that best fit their requirements when choosing a product or a service. In business process management, to achieve mass-customization, providers offer to their customers the opportunity to customize the way in which a process will be enacted. We focus on monitoring as a specific customization aspect. We propose a multidimensional classification of modeling patterns for customized monitoring infrastructures. Patterns enable the provider to offer a set of customizable options to customers and design a monitoring infrastructure that fits the preferences specified by customers on such options. An example in the online advertising industry demonstrates how our framework can improve the services currently offered by providers. Permanent repository link

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Security policy monitoring of BPMN‐based service compositions

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Yautsiukhin

Brucker

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J Software Evolu Process

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Service composition is a key concept of Service‐Oriented Architecture that allows for combining loosely coupled services that are offered and operated by different service providers. Such environments are expected to dynamically respond to changes that may occur at runtime, including changes in the environment and individual services themselves. Therefore, it is crucial to monitor these loosely coupled services throughout their lifetime. In this paper, we present a novel framework for monitoring services at runtime and ensuring that services behave as they have promised. In particular, we focus on monitoring non‐functional properties that are specified within an agreed security contract. The novelty of our work is based on the way in which monitoring information can be combined from multiple dynamic services to automate the monitoring of business processes and proactively report compliance violations. The framework enables monitoring of both atomic and composite services and provides a user friendly interface for specifying the monitoring policy. We provide an information service case study using a real composite service to demonstrate how we achieve compliance monitoring. The transformation of security policy into monitoring rules, which is done automatically, makes our framework more flexible and accurate than existing techniques.

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Comprehensive Monitoring of BPEL Processes

Cited by 48 publications

References 7 publications

Product-Based Workflow Design for Monitoring of Collaborative Business Processes

Product-Based Workflow Design for Monitoring of Collaborative Business Processes

Patterns to Enable Mass-Customized Business Process Monitoring

Security policy monitoring of BPMN‐based service compositions

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