Practical Experience in Building an Agent System for Semantics-Based Provision and Selection of Grid Services | Zendy

Gustaf Nimar | Zendy; Vladimir Vlassov | Zendy; Konstantin Popov | Zendy

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Practical Experience in Building an Agent System for Semantics-Based Provision and Selection of Grid Services

Author(s) -

Gustaf Nimar,

Vladimir Vlassov,

Konstantin Popov

Publication year - 2006

Publication title -

lecture notes in computer science

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Book series

SCImago Journal Rank - 0.249

H-Index - 400

eISSN - 1611-3349

pISSN - 0302-9743

DOI - 10.1007/11752578_34

Subject(s) - computer science , jade (particle detector) , generality , grid , selection (genetic algorithm) , semantics (computer science) , multi agent system , service (business) , web service , grid computing , software engineering , database , distributed computing , world wide web , artificial intelligence , programming language , psychology , physics , geometry , mathematics , economy , particle physics , economics , psychotherapist

We present our practical experience in implementing an agent-based system for provision and selection of Grid services. The agents form a marketplace where services are offered and searched. Agents communicate semantic information about services using OWL-S. We describe our implementation that is built on Globus Toolkit 3, the JADE agent framework and an OWL-S toolkit. This combination of technologies can be used for more sophisticated agent-based services, such as automatic composition of services. We illustrate and evaluate our framework using a simple example, yet without loosing generality. Our preliminary evaluation captures the relative costs of different stages during service provision and selection, and detects potential bottlenecks.

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