An Autonomous Decentralized Service Oriented Architecture for High Reliable Service Provision
Luis Carlos Coronado-García, Jesus Alejandro Gonzalez-Fuentes, Pedro Josue Hernandez-Torres, Carlos Pérez-Leguízamo · 2011
Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) represents a new model in the traditional way of designing systems, this is due to frequent change of requirements and high integration of the applications of organizations around the world. Although the use of SOA has increased, certain features of applications do not allow its use. This is the case of mission critical applications, whose characteristics are high availability, continuous operation, high flexibility, high performance, etc. On the other hand, these features have been covered in Autonomous Decentralized Systems (ADS). This article presents a SOA-ADS modeling novel approach called Autonomous Decentralized Service Oriented Architecture (ADSOA). Additionally it is presented the Loosely Coupling Synchronization and Transactional Delivery Technology that provides consistency and high availability. To show the viability of the proposal a prototype is presented.