SML Model-based Management

Rivaldo, R.; Germoglio, G.; Santos, Fabiana Jack Nogueira; Chen, Yuan; Adams, Robert

doi:10.1109/inm.2007.374707

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“…Many of the insights in this paper we based on our prior work in management of clouds [24], scalable monitoring and analysis [25,26], distributed systems [27], service compatibility [28], SLA management [29], adaptation [30], service deployment [31], federation [32], policy management [33], model-based management [34], change management Fig. 4 Self-service at the top of service management [35], sustainability [36] and supportability [37].…”

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Cloud management

Cook

Milojičić

Talwar

2011

J Internet Serv Appl

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Cloud computing offers a number of benefits, such as elasticity with the perception of unlimited resources, self-service, on-demand, automation, etc. However, these benefits create new requirements for management of cloud computing. On the back-end, economic limitations dictate careful consolidation of servers with clear sustainability analysis; managed levels of abstractions are higher (from hardware, to VMs, to services); and reliability, availability, and supportability are built into higher levels of systems and services. On the client-side, cloud services have to be easy to use/manage, perform well, and be reliable. On both sides, geographical distribution and its implications on business continuity is a rule rather than exception; scalability is built-in by design; and QoS is still being defined. In this paper, we discuss new requirements and approaches to cloud management. We present a few examples of cloud management for private, public, and HPC clouds. Based on these, we derive conclusions about manageability of current platforms and then make predictions about the research challenges of future cloud management. We expect these findings to help designers of next generation hardware and software platforms to develop more manageable systems and solutions.

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Cloud management

Cook

Milojičić

Talwar

2011

J Internet Serv Appl

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Improving Distributed Service Management Using Service Modeling Language (SML)

Adams

Rivaldo²,

Germoglio³

et al. 2008

NOMS 2008 - 2008 IEEE Network Operations and Management Symposium

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Automatic service and application deployment and management is becoming possible through the use of service and infrastructure discovery and policy systems. But using the infrastructure optimally requires intimate knowledge of the hardware and the interaction of its components in order to make optimal allocation of shared resources. This paper proposes an architecture where the hardware infrastructure not only makes operational parameters available (disk size, network bandwidth) but also presents to the service management components, relationships and constraints between the hardware components. We present an implementation which uses the Service Modeling Language, SML, to communicate this information and show how this architecture saves service management from knowing intimate knowledge of the hardware. This enhances optimal service deployment and management in a heterogeneous hardware environment and is a step toward autonomic computing.Keywords-model based management; Service Modeling Language (SML); hardware/software management integration1

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A Novel Test and Evaluation Scheme for WS-Management Protocol and Its Implementation

Gao

2011

2011 IEEE International Conference on Services Computing

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SML Model-based Management

Cited by 3 publications

References 12 publications

Cloud management

Cloud management

Improving Distributed Service Management Using Service Modeling Language (SML)

A Novel Test and Evaluation Scheme for WS-Management Protocol and Its Implementation

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