This document discusses research on self-healing service compositions. It identifies faults that can occur in service-oriented architectures due to dynamic binding and context changes. The authors aim to develop self-healing systems by monitoring service compositions for faulty behaviors, classifying issues, and applying recovery strategies such as retrying requests, rebinding services, or restructuring process graphs. While the approach helps make compositions resilient, the evaluation was limited and did not address interoperability or substitution challenges. The goal is to exploit monitoring probes to support self-healing capabilities as contexts and bindings evolve.