Event Correlation: Language and Semantics

Event correlation is a service provided by middleware platforms that allows components in a publish/subscribe architecture to subscribe to patterns of events rather than individual events. Event correlation improves the scalability and performance of distributed systems, increases their analyzability, while reducing their complexity by moving functionality to the middleware. To ensure that event correlation is provided as a standard and reliable service, it must possess well-defined and unambiguous semantics.

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