Philipp Leitner (representing UZH) has given an invited lecture at the Swiss Open Cloud Day 2016. In front of an audience of representatives from more than 50 small and large Swiss enterprises, Philipp has spoken about predictability of IaaS clouds and about the difficulty of providing guaranteed Quality-of-Service in today’s real-life clouds.
As part of CloudWave's Feedback Driven Development (FDD), IBM is developing an advanced methodology for fuzz testing that leverages the power of static analysis combined with genetic mutation techniques.
Engaged in CloudWave project, Jürgen Cito (currently a PhD student at University of Zurich) together with Vincenzo Ferme (a Ph.D. candidate at the Università della Svizzera Italiana) have presented a tutorial on how to use Docker for reproducible science at the International Conference on Web Engineering in Lugano.
The CloudWave-funded paper "Towards Quality Gates in Continuous Delivery and Deployment” has received the Best Short Paper award at this year’s International Conference on Program Comprehension (ICPC). Gerald Schermann from CloudWave partner University of Zurich has presented the paper in Austin, TX.
IBM Haifa is introducing novel combinatorial coverage based metrics for deciding upon automated Cloud infrastructure adaptation. Our approach utilizes a Combinatorial Testing engine, traditionally used for testing at the development phase, in order to measure the load behavior of a system in production. We determine how much the measured load behavior at runtime differs from the one observed during testing.
Net Futures is an event organized by European Commission and it aims at promoting ICT research and innovation in Europe, disseminating R&D projects, boosting the start-ups and entrepreneurial scene. The last edition of Net Futures was organized in Brussels on the 20th and 21st of April, 2016 and attracted around 1 000 participants. This includes among others: industrial partners, European Commission officials, policy makers, researchers and entrepreneurs.
Cloud Expo Europe (http://www.cloudexpoeurope.de), taken place during the 23rd and 24th of November in Frankfurt, was the chosen venue for a new showcase of the CloudWave project.
As a member of the Cluster on Software Engineering for Cloud Services and Applications, CloudWave was represented on the booth organized by the cluster.
CloudWave paper "Runtime Metric Meets Developer", authored by Jürgen Cito and colleagues at University of Zurich and SAP, has been getting a lot of notice around the web lately!
This week CloudWave is at Cloud Expo Europe in Frankfurt, organizing a booth showcase and stakeholder workshop in collaboration with the Software Engineering for Services and Applications cluster of EU-funded research.
The Second Workshop on Seamless Adaptive Multi-cloud Management of Service-based Applications took place on September 15th, 2015 in Taormina, co-located with the Fourth European Conference on Service-Oriented and Cloud Computing (ESOCC). The workshop was jointly organized by the CloudWave and SeaClouds ( www.seaclouds-project.eu) European FP7 projects, represented by Dr. Francesco Longo and Prof. Ernesto Pimental, respectively.