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Self-Organizing Agents for Service Composition in Cloud Computing
Self-Organizing Agents for Service Composition in Cloud Computing,10.1109/CloudCom.2010.10,J. Octavio Gutiérrez-García,Kwang-Mong Sim
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J. Octavio Gutiérrez-García
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Kwang-Mong Sim
In Cloud service composition, collaboration between brokers and service providers is essential to promptly satisfy incoming Cloud consumer requirements. These requirements should be mapped to Cloud resources, which are accessed via web services, in an automated manner. However, distributed and constantly changing Cloud-computing environments pose new challenges to automated
service composition
such as: (i) dynamically contracting service providers, which set service fees on a supply-and-demand basis, and (ii) dealing with
incomplete information
regarding Cloud resources (e.g., location and providers). To address these issues, in this work, an agent-based Cloud
service composition
approach is presented. Cloud participants and resources are implemented and instantiated by agents. These agents sustain a three-layered self-organizing multi-agent system that establishes a Cloud
service composition
framework and an experimental test bed. The self-organizing agents make use of acquaintance networks and the
contract net protocol
to evolve and adapt Cloud service compositions. The experimental results indicate that
service composition
is efficiently achieved despite dealing with
incomplete information
as well as coping with dynamic service fees.
Conference:
IEEE International Conference on Cloud Computing Technology and Science - CloudCom
, pp. 59-66, 2010
DOI:
10.1109/CloudCom.2010.10
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