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Towards a Manageability Infrastructure for a Management of Process-Based Service Compositions

The management of process-oriented service composition within a dynamic environment, where the employed core services are offered on service marketplaces and dynamically included into the composition on basis of Service Level Agreements (SLA), demands for a service management application that takes into account the specifics of processoriented compositions and supports their automated provisioning. As a first step towards such an application, in this paper we introduce the conceptual design for an architecture and implementation of an interoperable and flexible manageability infrastructure offering comprehensive monitoring and control functionality for the management of service compositions. To achieve this, our approach is based on well-understood methodologies and standards from the area of application and web service management. Keywords-SOA; Serivce Management; Serivce Compositions; Manageabilty; Instrumentation;WBEM; CIM