Evaluation and Modeling of Web Services Performance
Shiping Chen, Bo Yan, John Žic, Ren Ping Liu, Alex Ng
Abstract
Shiping Chen, Bo Yan, John Žic, Ren Ping Liu, Alex Ng
Abstract
While Web services have been widely accepted as a platform-independent services-oriented technology, its performance remains a concern due to the verbosity and inefficiency inherent from using text-based XML. This paper presents a study of Web services performance by evaluating the current implementations of Web services and comparing them with a number of alternative technologies. This study gives a picture of the current Web services performance behaviors and develops a simple performance model that can be used to estimate Web services latencies
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While Web services have been widely accepted as a platform-independent services-oriented technology, its performance remains a concern due to the verbosity and inefficiency inherent from using text-based XML. This paper presents a study of Web services performance by evaluating the current implementations of Web services and comparing them with a number of alternative technologies. This study gives a picture of the current Web services performance behaviors and develops a simple performance model that can be used to estimate Web services latencies
Key concepts: Web service, Computer science, WS-Policy, WS-I Basic Profile, WS-Addressing, Web modeling, Web standards, World Wide Web