Differential QoS Support
in Web Services
Management
By Abhishek Malay Chatterjee; Anshuk Pal Chaudhari; Akash Saurav Das; Terance Dias; Abdelkarim Erradi
Web services are gaining
acceptance as the prime
technology used to
interconnect disparate
applications and ease
interoperability between
heterogeneous and
autonomous systems both
for internal and external
integration. The
variation of contexts in
which shared Web services
could be used and the
resulting variation in
functional and Quality of
Service (QoS)
requirements motivate
extending Web services
management platforms with
more sophisticated
control mechanisms to
cater to differentiated
service offerings.
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