Towards semantic modeling framework for future service oriented Networked Media Infrastructures

Ntofon, Okung-Dike; Hunter, D.K.; Simeonidou, Dimitra

doi:10.1109/ceec.2012.6375405

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“…The semantic modelling of infrastructure and network may be needed for more intelligent infrastructure planning and monitoring. For example, MADL [23] uses an ontology to describe infrastructure for the storage, transportation and display of high-definition media; INDL provides ontologies for programmable network and infrastructure [24]. Such models might be used to extend cloud system specification standards such as TOSCA [25].…”

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SWITCH workbench: A novel approach for the development and deployment of time-critical microservice-based cloud-native applications

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Jones

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Future Generation Computer Systems

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Time-critical applications, such as early warning systems or live event broadcasting, present particular challenges. They have hard limits on Quality of Service constraints that must be maintained, despite network fluctuations and varying peaks of load. Consequently, such applications must adapt elastically on-demand, and so must be capable of reconfiguring themselves, along with the underlying cloud infrastructure, to satisfy their constraints. Software engineering tools and methodologies currently do not support such a paradigm. In this paper, we describe a framework that has been designed to meet these objectives, as part of the EU SWITCH project. SWITCH offers a flexible co-programming architecture that provides an abstraction layer and an underlying infrastructure environment, which can help to both specify and support the life cycle of time-critical cloud native applications. We describe the architecture, design and implementation of the SWITCH components and describe how such tools are applied to three time-critical real-world use cases.

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Section: Cloud Infrastructure Related Provisioning Approachesmentioning

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SWITCH workbench: A novel approach for the development and deployment of time-critical microservice-based cloud-native applications

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Cigale

Jones

et al. 2019

Future Generation Computer Systems

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“…A comparable approach is the Media Applications Description Language (MADL) [15] which is an RDF ontology with a similar purpose as the CineGrid Description language [2]. The goal of these ontologies is to describe computing infrastructures for the storage, transport and display of high definition media content.…”

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A semantic-web approach for modeling computing infrastructures

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Grosso

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Computers & Electrical Engineering

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This paper describes our approach to modeling computing infrastructures. Our main contribution is the Infrastructure and Network Description Language (INDL) ontology. The aim of INDL is to provide technology independent descriptions of computing infrastructures, including the physical resources as well as their network infrastructure. INDL also provides the necessary vocabulary to describe virtualization of resources and the services offered by these resources. We build our infrastructure model upon the Network Markup Language (NML). Although INDL is a stand-alone model, it can be easily connected with the NML model. In this paper we show how INDL and NML are used as a basis for models used in three different applications: the CineGrid infrastructure, the Logical Infrastructure Composition Layer in the GEYSERS EU-FP7 project and the NOVI federation platform. Furthermore, we show the use of INDL for monitoring energy aspects of computing infrastructures and its application for workflow planning on computing infrastructures.

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“…Applications Description Language (MADL) (Ntofon et al, 2012), suffer from a limited ability to model connectivity, but do not the properties for the network resources which makes them semantically indistinguishable and unusable within a semantic context. To cover that NetworkObject class represents the elements of the network, denominated above as E in the SM, and it is instantiated with complementary concepts, such as Link, Node or Service.…”

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Application of Agent Technology for Fault Diagnosis of Telecommunication Networks

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Towards semantic modeling framework for future service oriented Networked Media Infrastructures

Cited by 5 publications

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SWITCH workbench: A novel approach for the development and deployment of time-critical microservice-based cloud-native applications

SWITCH workbench: A novel approach for the development and deployment of time-critical microservice-based cloud-native applications

A semantic-web approach for modeling computing infrastructures

Application of Agent Technology for Fault Diagnosis of Telecommunication Networks

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