Utility Computing

1. Front Matter

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2. Management Architecture

   1. Requirements on Quality Specification Posed by Service Orientation

      • Markus Garschhammer, Harald Roelle

      Pages 1-14

   2. Automating the Provisioning of Application Services with the BPEL4WS Workflow Language

      • Alexander Keller, Remi Badonnel

      Pages 15-27

   3. HiFi+: A Monitoring Virtual Machine for Autonomic Distributed Management

      • Ehab Al-Shaer, Bin Zhang

      Pages 28-39

3. SLA Based Management

   1. Defining Reusable Business-Level QoS Policies for DiffServ

      • André Beller, Edgard Jamhour, Marcelo Pellenz

      Pages 40-51

   2. Policy Driven Business Performance Management

      • Jun-Jang Jeng, Henry Chang, Kumar Bhaskaran

      Pages 52-63

   3. Business Driven Prioritization of Service Incidents

      • Claudio Bartolini, Mathias Sallé

      Pages 64-75

4. Policy Based Management

   1. A Case-Based Reasoning Approach for Automated Management in Policy-Based Networks

      • Nancy Samaan, Ahmed Karmouch

      Pages 76-87

   2. An Analysis Method for the Improvement of Reliability and Performance in Policy-Based Management Systems

      • Naoto Maeda, Toshio Tonouchi

      Pages 88-99

   3. Policy-Based Resource Assignment in Utility Computing Environments

      • Cipriano A. Santos, Akhil Sahai, Xiaoyun Zhu, Dirk Beyer, Vijay Machiraju, Sharad Singhal

      Pages 100-111

5. Automated Management

   1. Failure Recovery in Distributed Environments with Advance Reservation Management Systems

      • Lars-Olof Burchard, Barry Linnert

      Pages 112-123

   2. Autonomous Management of Clustered Server Systems Using JINI

      • Chul Lee, Seung Ho Lim, Sang Soek Lim, Kyu Ho Park

      Pages 124-134

   3. Event-Driven Management Automation in the ALBM Cluster System

      • Dugki Min, Eunmi Choi

      Pages 135-146

6. Analysis and Reasoning

   1. A Formal Validation Model for the Netconf Protocol

      • Sylvain Hallé, Rudy Deca, Omar Cherkaoui, Roger Villemaire, Daniel Puche

      Pages 147-158

   2. Using Object-Oriented Constraint Satisfaction for Automated Configuration Generation

      • Tim Hinrichs, Nathaniel Love, Charles Petrie, Lyle Ramshaw, Akhil Sahai, Sharad Singhal

      Pages 159-170

   3. Problem Determination Using Dependency Graphs and Run-Time Behavior Models

      • Manoj K. Agarwal, Karen Appleby, Manish Gupta, Gautam Kar, Anindya Neogi, Anca Sailer

      Pages 171-182

7. Trust and Security

   1. Role-Based Access Control for XML Enabled Management Gateways

      • V. Cridlig, O. Festor, R. State

      Pages 183-195

   2. Spotting Intrusion Scenarios from Firewall Logs Through a Case-Based Reasoning Approach

      • Fábio Elias Locatelli, Luciano Paschoal Gaspary, Cristina Melchiors, Samir Lohmann, Fabiane Dillenburg

      Pages 196-207

   3. A Reputation Management and Selection Advisor Schemes for Peer-to-Peer Systems

      • Loubna Mekouar, Youssef Iraqi, Raouf Boutaba

      Pages 208-219

8. Implementation, Instrumentation, Experience

   1. Using Process Restarts to Improve Dynamic Provisioning

      • Raquel V. Lopes, Walfredo Cirne, Francisco V. Brasileiro

      Pages 220-231

This volume of the Lecture Notes in Computer Science series contains all the papersacceptedforpresentationatthe13thIFIP/IEEEInternationalWorkshop on Distributed Systems: Operations and Management (DSOM 2004), which was held at the University of California, Davis during November 15–17, 2004. DSOM2004wasthe?fteenthworkshopinaseriesofannualworkshopsandit followed in the footsteps of highly successful previous meetings, the most recent of which were held in Heidelberg, Germany (DSOM 2003), Montreal, Canada (DSOM 2002), Nancy, France (DSOM 2001), and Austin, USA (DSOM 2000). The goal of the DSOM workshops is to bring together researchers in the areas of networks, systems, and services management, from both industry and academia, to discuss recent advances and foster future growth in this ?eld. In contrast to the larger management symposia, such as IM (Integrated Management) and NOMS (Network Operations and Management Symposium), the DSOM wo- shops are organized as single-track programs in order to stimulate interaction among participants. The focus of DSOM 2004 was “Management Issues in Utility Computing. ” Increasingly there is a trend now towards managing large infrastructures and services within utility models where resources can be obtained on demand. Such a trend is being driven by the desire to consolidate infrastructures within - terprises and across enterprises using third-party infrastructure providers and networked infrastructures like Grid and PlanetLab. The intent in these init- tives is to create systems that provide automated provisioning, con?guration, and lifecycle management of a wide variety of infrastructure resources and s- vices, on demand.

• access control
• distributed computing
• distributed objects
• distributed services
• distributed systems
• distributed systems management
• internet computing
• peer-to-peer systems
• security
• service availablity
• service-oriented computing
• trust
• utility managem
• web services

• HP Laboratories, Palo-Alto, USA

  Akhil Sahai

• Security Lab, Dept. of Computer Science, Univ. of California, Davis, USA

  Felix Wu

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