Derivation of Backup Service Management Applications from Service and System Models

The backup of large data sets is preferably performed automatically outside of regular working hours. In highly structured computer networks, however, faults and exceptions may relatively frequently occur resulting in unsuccessful subprocesses. Therefore automated fault and configuration management is of interest. We report on a corresponding management system. Besides of monitoring and information provision it performs automated fault analysis and recovery functions under extension of the service management approach to the function-oriented management of information processing services. Moreover, it is model-based. An interactively constructed object-oriented model specifies management objectives and represents dependencies between the backup service provided and the services used. Moreover, the model is input to the derivation of the management application code. Thus, the combination of service management and modeling supports the productive development of automated management applic...

• Type: Conference
• Year: 1999
• Where: DSOM
• Authors: Ingo Lück, Marcus Schönbach, Arnulf Mester, Heiko Krumm
• Keywords: Computer Networks, DSOM 1999, Management, Management Systems, Service Management