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ICPE 2017 Companion Table of Contents General
Chairs' Welcome ICPE
2017 Program Chairs' Welcome ICPE
2017 Workshop Chairs' Welcome ICPE 2017 Conference Organization ICPE 2017 Sponsors & Supporters |
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| (Return to Top) | Autonomous Control for Performance and Reliability Trade-offs in Internet of Services (ACPROSS'17) ACPROSS
2017 Workshop Chairs Welcome & Organization (Page
1) ACPROSS Keynote Talk Autonomous
Control for a Reliable Internet of Services - An Overview of the Activities
of COST Action ACROSS (Page
3) |
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| (Return to Top) | ACPROSS Paper Session I Elastic
Provisioning of Virtual Machines for Container Deployment (Page
5) Measuring
Docker Performance: What a Mess!!! (Page
11) Towards
Fully Decentralized Self-Adaptive Reactive Systems (Page
17) |
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| (Return to Top) | ACPROSS Paper Session II What
Does I(o)T Cost? (Page
19) The
Topological Data Analysis of Time Series Failure Data in Software Evolution (Page
25) Improving
QoE via Context Prediction: A Case Study of Using WiFi Radiomaps to
Predict Network Disconnection (Page
31) |
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| (Return to Top) | Third International Workshop on Energy-aware Simulation (ENERGY-SIM'17) ENERGY-SIM
Chairs' Welcome (Page
35) ENERGY-SIM Keynote Session Energy
Efficiency in Large Scale Distributed Systems - The Role of Simulation (Page
37) ENERGY-SIM Paper Session 1: Work in Progress Towards
an Extensible and Scalable Energy Harvesting Wireless Sensor Network
Simulation Framework (Page
39) |
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| (Return to Top) | ENERGY-SIM Paper Session 2 Modelling
Energy Efficient Server Management Policies in PEPA (Page
43) Simulation-Based
Performance Evaluation of an Energy-Aware Heuristic for the Scheduling
of HPC Applications in Large-Scale Distributed Systems (Page
49) Using
Machine Learning in Trace-driven Energy-Aware Simulations of High-Throughput
Computing Systems (Page
55) A
Cloud-Based Energy Management System for Building Managers (Page
61) |
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| (Return to Top) | Sixth International Workshop on Load Testing and Benchmarking of Software Systems (LTB'17) LTB
2017 Chairs Welcome (Page
67) LTB Paper Session In-Test
Adaptation of Workload in Enterprise Application Performance Testing (Page
69) Reproducible
Load Tests for Android Systems with Trace-based Benchmarks (Page
73) |
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| (Return to Top) | First International Workshop on Monitoring in Large-Scale Software Systems (MoLS'17) MoLS
2017 Workshop Chairs' Welcome / Introduction (Page
77) |
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| (Return to Top) | MoLS Paper Session 1 Distributed
Compliance Monitoring of Business Processes over MapReduce Architectures (Page
79) Efficient
Analysis at Edge (Page
85) |
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| (Return to Top) | MoLS Paper Session 2 From
Resource Monitoring to Requirements-based Adaptation - An Integrated
Approach (Page
91) A
Continuous Software Quality Monitoring Approach for Smalland Medium
Enterprises (Page
97) |
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| (Return to Top) | Third International Workshop on Performance Analysis of Big Data Systems (PABS'17) PABS'17
Chairs' Welcome (Page
101) PABS Keynote Talk Powering
the Service Responsiveness of Deep Neural Networks: How Queueing Models
can Help (Page
103) Recent
Trends in Performance Modeling of Big Data Systems (Page
105) |
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| (Return to Top) | PABS Paper Session On
the State of NoSQL Benchmarks (Page
107) Time
of Use Tariff Parameter Estimation: A Data Analysis Approach on Multicore
Systems (Page 113) Modeling
Expands Value of Performance Testing for Big Data Applications (Page
119) |
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| (Return to Top) | Third International Workshop on Quality-aware DevOps (QUDOS'17) Message
from the QUDOS@ICPE '17 Chairs (Page
125) |
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| (Return to Top) | QUDOS Technical Session 1 - CI, CD and DevOps DevOps
Performance Engineering: A Quasi-Ethnographical Study (Page
127) Quality
Assessment in DevOps: Automated Analysis of a Tax Fraud Detection System (Page
133) Towards
DevOps for Privacy-by-Design in Data-Intensive Applications: A Research
Roadmap (Page 139) |
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| (Return to Top) | QUDOS Technical Session 2 - Monitoring Towards
Omnia: A Monitoring Factory for Quality-Aware DevOps (Page
145) A
Generic Platform for Transforming Monitoring Data into Performance Models (Page
151) QUDOS Keynote Talk II DevOps
and WSN App: A Bio-Inspired Paradigm (Page
157) |
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| (Return to Top) | QUDOS Technical Session 3 - Performance Engineering Towards
Holistic Continuous Software Performance Assessment (Page
159) An
Expandable Extraction Framework for Architectural Performance Models (Page
165) |
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| (Return to Top) | QUDOS Tool Demo Session Model-driven
Generation of Microservice Architectures for Benchmarking Performance
and Resilience Engineering Approaches (Page
171) Model-driven
Engineering IDE for Quality Assessment of Data-Intensive Applications (Page
173) Capacity
Allocation for Big Data Applications in the Cloud (Page
175) |
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| (Return to Top) | Workshop on Education and Practice of Performance Engineering (WEPPE'17) WEPPE
Chairs' Welcome (Page
177) Performance
Engineering Education: A Viewpoint (Page
179) |
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| (Return to Top) | WEPPE Paper Session 1 Developing
Software Performance Training at Alibaba (Page
181) Teaching
Performance Modeling in the Era of 140characters Information (Page
183) |
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| (Return to Top) | WEPPE Paper Session 2 Do
We Teach Useful Statistics for Performance Evaluation? (Page
185) Experience
with Performance Engineering Training in Academic and Industrial Environments (Page
191) Learning
Performance Engineering through Applications (Page
193) |
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| (Return to Top) | Workshop on Challenges in Performance Methods for Software Development (WOSP-C'17) WOSP-C'17:
Workshop on Challenges in Performance Methods for Software Development:
Welcome by the Chair (Page
195) |
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| (Return to Top) | WOSP-C Paper Session Mapping
of Service Level Objectives to Performance Queries (Page
197) Engineering
the Performance of a Meta-modeling Architecture (Page
203) |
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| (Return to Top) | WOSP-C Keynote talk Performance
Engineering for DevOps Using Survivability Evaluation of High AvailabilitySystems (Page
209) WOSP-C Paper Session I Open-perspective
Modeling of Software Systems (Page
211) |
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| (Return to Top) | WOSP-C Paper Session II A
Case Study to Elicit Challenges for Performance Engineering of Cyber
Physical Systems (Page
217) Performance
Engineering for Microservices: Research Challenges and Directions (Page
223) SPE
for the Internet of Things and Other Real-Time Embedded Systems (Page
227) |
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