A Model-Driven Approach for Business-Oriented Monitoring of Service Operation
Zhuohao Wang, Zhuofeng Zhao, Kaiyuan Qi · 2010
The recent trend of "everything as a service", is fostering the Internet of services (IoS) and will promote the emergence of service operation. Service operation provides the business and technical base for advanced business models. Service monitoring is a crucial issue for the guaranteed service delivery in service operation. However, most service monitoring approaches are specific and focus on IT level. The challenge of how to monitor diverse business aspect of service simply and flexibly needs to be overcome. In this paper, we present a model-driven approach for service monitoring from business perspective. In the approach, a business-oriented service monitoring metamodel is put forward to define various monitoring models on demand. The model can flexibly specify the monitored information in both business level and IT level and the monitoring process. Also, a service monitor is implemented through model-driven way which brings the scalability to its implementation.