ReMoSSA: Reference model for specification of self-adaptive service-oriented-architecture

Abstract

Specification of SOA has been used to decrease the complexity of service's development to illustrate the self-adaptive applications. On the one hand, it is a means that provides us the appropriate vocabulary for describing the self-adaptive applications. On the other hand, it grants the key architectural characteristics of self-adaptive service under highly changing environments. In this paper, we present ReMoSSA a formal reference model for specifying selfadaptive Service-Based Applications (SBA). ReMoSSA integrates selfadaptation mechanisms and strategies to provide autonomic and adaptable services. It provides a dynamic monitoring and dynamic adaptation in the design phase. ReMoSSA reduces the cost and the effort of maintenance.