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Quality of Service Support in Development of Distributed Systems

Quality of Service Support in Development of Distributed Systems

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Quality of Service Support in Development of Distributed Systems   (Citations: 88)
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    • ...There exist numerous specification languages to declare QoS requirements at the architectural level [1]...

    Stéphanie Gatti, et al. A Step-Wise Approach for Integrating QoS throughout Software Developme...

    • ...Somegenericlanguages fortheexpressionofnon-functional properties exist (most notably, the component quality modelling language (CQML) [1]), but they lack formality and precise semantics...
    • ...A concept equivalent to our measurement is usually called characteristic in the literature (most notably [1,38])...
    • ...A computational model which only considers operation calls will not allow measurements related to stream-basedcommunicationtobedefined.Thisstatementis in contrast to the—often implicit—notion in other works on measurement-based specification (most notably [1,29]) that these approaches can be used to specify any arbitrary measurement...
    • ...This shows up implicitly in Aagedal’s thesis [1] when he presents characteristics without a definition of their semantics (i.e., without a values-clause)...
    • ...In his thesis, Aagedal defines component quality modelling language (CQML) [1], a specification language for non-functional properties of component-based systems...
    • ...CQML [1] specification language, an integration of this language into UML, and a first component-oriented development process...

    Steffen Zschaler. Formal specification of non-functional properties of component-based s...

    • ...In [15], a specification language for specifying the quality of service of component-based systems is proposed...

    Séverine Sentilles, et al. Integration of Extra-Functional Properties in Component Models

    • ...In [16], a QoS specification language and framework is presented...
    • ...NFPs of components and services can be specified formally with advanced generic languages like WSML1 as well as with languages focusing on NFP and quality aspects like UML-OCL or CQML [16] and its derivatives μCQML, CQML+ and QML/CS...

    Josef Spillner, et al. Dynamic SLA Template Adjustments Based on Service Property Monitoring

    • ...A further very interesting language is the Component Quality Modelling Language (CQML), which has been inspired by QML and was developed by Aagedal in the course of his PhD work [14]...

    Christian Peper, et al. On runtime service quality models in adaptive ad-hoc systems

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