Hybrid Adaptive Web Service Selection with SAWSDL-MX and WSDL-Analyzer

Klusch, Matthias; Kapahnke, Patrick; Zinnikus, Ingo

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-02121-3_41

Cited by 50 publications

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“…Missing in these approaches are direct compliance assurances connected to the service terms that provide certification guarantees for specific governing documents. This paper will address this need in a way that is both compatible with our previous work, commonly used WS-Agreement [19], WSLA-based approaches [13,20,21] and framework agnostic approaches such as in [14].…”

Section: Xml Schema and Ontologies For Slasmentioning

confidence: 81%

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Building a Compliance Vocabulary to Embed Security Controls in Cloud SLAs

Hale

Gamble

2013

2013 IEEE Ninth World Congress on Services

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Abstract-Mission critical information systems must be certified against a set of security controls to mitigate potential security incidents. Cloud service providers must in turn employ adequate security measures that conform to security controls expected by the organizational information systems they host. Since service implementation details are abstracted away by the cloud, organizations can only rely on service level agreements (SLAs) to assess the compliance of cloud security properties and processes. Various representation schema allow SLAs to embed service security terms, but are disconnected from documents regulating security controls. This paper demonstrates an extensible solution for building a compliance vocabulary that associates SLA terms with security controls. The terms allow services to express which security controls they comply with and enable at-a-glance comparison of security service offerings so organizations can distinguish among cloud service providers that best comply with security expectations. To exemplify the approach, we build a sample vocabulary of terms based on audit security controls from a standard set of governing documents and apply them to an SLA for an example cloud storage service. We assess the compatibility with existing SLAs and calculate the computational overhead associated with the use of our approach in service matchmaking.

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Section: Xml Schema and Ontologies For Slasmentioning

confidence: 81%

“…which vocabulary terms) are being offered by the CSP. Our approach is demonstrably compatible with existing SLA frameworks including WS-Agreement [9,14,19] and WSLA [13,14,20,21].…”

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confidence: 77%

Building a Compliance Vocabulary to Embed Security Controls in Cloud SLAs

Hale

Gamble

2013

2013 IEEE Ninth World Congress on Services

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“…The SAWSDL matchers used in this evaluation are: iSeM-SAWSDL [10], SAWSDL-MX1 [14], SAWSDL-MX2 [15], URBE [24], LOG4SWS.KOM [27], COV4SWS.KOM [28], SAWSDL-iMatcher.…”

Section: Service Matchersmentioning

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Dynamic Strategies for Query Constructing and Rank Merging from Multiple Search Engines

Opasjumruskit

König‐Ries

Expósito

2015

Service Oriented and Cloud Computing

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“…Generally, it is performed by matching a request against all available services, implying linear performance. Most of the works concerning service discovery focus on improving the effectiveness of the service matchmaking [32,28,29,30,2], only few works focus on improving the efficiency of the service discovery. In [45], a caching mechanism for outperforming the service discovery is proposed.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

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Dl-Link: A Conceptual Clustering Algorithm for Indexing Description Logics Knowledge Bases

d’Amato

Staab

Fanizzi

et al. 2010

Int. J. Semantic Computing

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Efficient resource retrieval is a crucial issue, particularly when semantic resource descriptions are considered which enable the exploitation of reasoning services during the retrieval process. In this context, resources are commonly retrieved by checking if each available resource description satisfies the given query. This approach becomes inefficient with the increase of available resources. We propose a method for improving the retrieval process by constructing a tree index through a new conceptual clustering method for resources expressed as class definitions or as instances of classes in ontology languages. The available resource descriptions are located at the leaf nodes of the index, while inner nodes represent intensional descriptions (generalizations) of their child nodes. The retrieval is performed by following the tree branches whose nodes satisfy the query. Query answering time may be improved as the number of retrieval steps may be O(log n) in the best case.

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Hybrid Adaptive Web Service Selection with SAWSDL-MX and WSDL-Analyzer

Cited by 50 publications

References 11 publications

Building a Compliance Vocabulary to Embed Security Controls in Cloud SLAs

Building a Compliance Vocabulary to Embed Security Controls in Cloud SLAs

Dynamic Strategies for Query Constructing and Rank Merging from Multiple Search Engines

Dl-Link: A Conceptual Clustering Algorithm for Indexing Description Logics Knowledge Bases

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