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Dependability Infrastructure for SOA Applications

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This chapter describes two tools for improving dependability of SOA-based applications: ReSP (Reliable SOA Platform) and DyMST (Dynamic Management SOA Toolkit). ReSP is a set of modules to improve dependability in respect to availability and reliability, and to some extent safety. It is comprised of the mechanisms of reliable group communication, replication, recovery, and transaction processing. DyMST is a set of components for failure detection, monitoring and autonomic management, and distributed security policy enforcement. In order to show the dependability aspects of real applications and usage of these tools, two case studies from the medical healthcare domain are presented: Healthcare Integration Platform for the exchange of patients’ medical data among various healthcare units, and Medical Event, and Data Registering Platform for daily work improvement of medical staff.

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Brzeziński, J. et al. (2014). Dependability Infrastructure for SOA Applications. In: Ambroszkiewicz, S., Brzeziński, J., Cellary, W., Grzech, A., Zieliński, K. (eds) Advanced SOA Tools and Applications. Studies in Computational Intelligence, vol 499. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-38957-3_5

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