RAINDROP aims to address in a unique way the challenge of building, deploying, and operating applications on upcoming cloud infrastructures formed of a continuum of core (data centers) and edge resources.
RAINDROP aims to address in a unique way the challenge of building, deploying, and operating applications on upcoming cloud infrastructures formed of a continuum of core (data centers) and edge resources.
The paper “Data Access-centered Understanding of Microservices Architectures” has been accepted to ICSA 2025 in the NEMI track.
In this paper, we present a new approach to to systematically identify and analyze data access code fragments in complex applications composed of multiple microservices and distributed across multiple codebases. This result aims to recover a holistic, data-centric view of interactions between these services and databases.
Maxime will present this paper early April 2025 in Odense (Danemark).
