Hybrid Web Service Orchestration
Nikos Kyprianou · 2008
A service orchestration model which distributes the data flow while retaining the control flow centralised is the subject of this paper. More specifically, experiments were devised and executed to determine its applicability as a superior substitute to traditional service orchestration models. The main criterion for superiority has been the completion time for executing workflows of web service operations. The experiment results indicate that indeed it is possible to have improvements over the traditional orchestration model. However, it is also possible to misconfigure the hybrid model, in which case the benefits may not only vanish, but it might be more costly than the traditional model.