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First International Conference on e-Science and Grid Computing (e-Science'05)
Grid Service Configuration and Lifecycle Management
Melbourne, Australia
December 05-December 08
ISBN: 0-7695-2448-6
J. McCabe, Queen?s University of Belfast
T. J. Harmer, Queen?s University of Belfast
P. Donachy, Queen?s University of Belfast
R. H. Perrott, Queen?s University of Belfast
C. Chambers, The British Broadcasting Corporation
S. Craig, The British Broadcasting Corporation
R. Lewis, The British Broadcasting Corporation
B. Mallon, The British Broadcasting Corporation
L. Sluman, The British Broadcasting Corporation
This paper presents a Domain Configuration grid service which provides a service configuration and lifecycle management mechanism for a Grid infrastructure employing a service oriented architecture (SOA). A SOA Grid infrastructure is typically composed of numerous domains, which in turn are typically composed of numerous services. A Grid usually exists to achieve a set of pre-defined goals; therefore services must interoperate possibly across independent domains to meet the objective(s). This paper details a discussion of the reasons why service configuration and lifecycle management is required in a loosely coupled distributed system, in particular a Grid SOA system named Gridcast. In order to avail of the benefits offered by a loosely coupled system it is important to maintain an efficient Grid, this paper presents a number of service configuration and lifecycle management strategies which aim to achieve that goal.
Citation:
J. McCabe, T. J. Harmer, P. Donachy, R. H. Perrott, C. Chambers, S. Craig, R. Lewis, B. Mallon, L. Sluman, "Grid Service Configuration and Lifecycle Management," e-science, pp.354-360, First International Conference on e-Science and Grid Computing (e-Science'05), 2005
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