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Torino, January 25th, 2007

Torino, January 25th, 2007. WS-Diamond Meeting. A Data Fault Generator. WP3 Team Politecnico di Milano, Italy. Data faults Generator. Data Disturber : Tool to inject faults on service data and messages Treated failures value mismatch Typos (Jhon instead of John)

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Torino, January 25th, 2007

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  1. Torino, January 25th, 2007 WS-Diamond Meeting

  2. A Data Fault Generator WP3 Team Politecnico di Milano, Italy

  3. Data faults Generator • Data Disturber: Tool to inject faults on service data and messages • Treated failures • value mismatch • Typos (Jhon instead of John) • Different format (date) • Conflict in data values (London / Italy) • Delay in update operations • missing data

  4. Data faults Generator • Includes 4 tools corresponding to 4 functionalities • Static changes to DB • Dynamic changes to DB • Dynamic data changes • Dynamic SOAP messages changes • Generates a detailed log about the applied data changes Milan, November 2006

  5. …from WP3 Meeting in Milan… • Static (a priori) changes to DB • Dynamic changes to DB • Dynamic data changes • A set of methods (e.g., Set_To_Zero) to perturb single data items or databases • Methods can be collected in configurable operations (script) dynamically invoked in the service code to perform data changes or DB changes

  6. Changes to DB Changes to local DB WS-Diamond node Non WS-Diamond node WS WS Local DB Local DB Network WS-Diamond node WS Simulator Local DB Global DB

  7. Changes to Data WS-Diamond node Non WS-Diamond node WS WS Local DB Local DB Changes to internal service data Network WS-Diamond node WS Simulator Local DB Global DB

  8. Dynamic SOAP messages changes • 2 Steps • Select which message and data should be perturbed • An handler intercepts each message and modifies the transported data

  9. Step 1: Fault Configuration • Choose the service, operation and data to be perturbed • Choose the fault type and its statistical parameters Configuration record

  10. Step 2: Handler • An handler captures each SOAP message • It checks if a perturb-operation related to the message exists • If exists the involved data are perturbed using our algorithms • A log stores each data change

  11. Handler Service 1 Service 2 SOAP Message Perturb Handler Operations on Messages Perturb 1 ... Perturb N Log Management interface

  12. SOAP messages Log White meat ItemID = O03 Seafood salad ItemID = O30

  13. Faults type

  14. Future work • Expand the proposed architecture • Not only data fault simulator but also QoS simulator (data quality, performance, security…) • Integration with SH-BPEL • Inject faults in messages • Detect the faults presence (with logging tool) • Use SH-BPEL features to repear faulted services • Develop a web-based interface to interact with the simulator

  15. Thanks for your attention!

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