Accepted Papers and Talks

The following papers and talks are accepted for the technical program of this year’s Symposium on Software Performance. The detailed program will be announced soon.

  • Shinhyung Yang, David Georg Reichelt and Wilhelm Hasselbring.
    Evaluating the Overhead of the Performance Profiler Cloudprofiler with MooBench
  • Markus Weninger.
    Tracing Performance Metrics in Kotlin Multiplatform Projects via Compile-Time Code Instrumentation
  • Benedikt Jutz and Thomas Weber.
    Scalability of Consistency Preservation with Vitruvius
  • Benjamin Arp, Nils Niehues, Tom Hüller, Felix Schwickerath, Nicolas Boltz and Sebastian Hahner.
    Analyzing Cyclic Data Flow Diagrams Regarding Information Security
  • Larissa Schmid.
    Automatic Performance Modeling of Configurable Scientific Software
  • Martin Armbruster, Thomas Weber and Lars König.
    Bringing Vitruvius into the Cloud
  • Ivo Rohwer, Martin Straesser, Yannik Lubas and Samuel Kounev.
    Towards an Empirical Study on Transient Phases of Microservice Applications
  • Bahareh Taghavi, Robert Heinrich, Adrian Marin, Bernhard Rumpe, Sebastian Stüber and Sebastian Weber.
    Semantic Validation for Slingshot Simulator Using MontiArc
  • Tom Hüller, Felix Schwickerath, Benjamin Arp, Nils Niehues, Nicolas Boltz and Sebastian Hahner.
    Towards a Data Flow Diagram-Centric Confidentiality Analysis in Palladio
  • Simon Volpert, Sascha Winkelhofer, Daniel Seybold, Jörg Domaschka and Stefan Wesner.
    The Hidden Costs of Shared CPU Resources: A Closer Look at Cgroups and QoS
  • Manuel Steinberg.
    Towards Green Software Metrics for Sustainable Software Development
  • Lorenz Gruber, Nikolas Herbst, Samuel Kounev, Thomas Esch and Thanh Nguyen.
    Modelling and Optimizing a Graph-based Settlement Delineation and Analysis Workflow
  • Alexander Weber, Jobst Hillbrandt and Holger Eichelberger.
    ADS Performance Revisited
  • Andreas Brunnert and Ferdinand Gutzy.
    Extending the OpenTelemetry Java Auto-Instrumentation Agent to Publish Green Software Metrics
  • Nikolas Herbst, Niklas Jaggy, David Dingel, David Linke, Claudia Kuenzer and Samuel Kounev.
    On the Realisation of a Workflow for Continuous Earth Observation of Forest Dynamics: A Performance Engineering Challenge
  • David Georg Reichelt, Malte Hansen, Shinhyung Yang and Wilhelm Hasselbring.
    Interoperability From Kieker to OpenTelemetry: Demonstrated as Export to ExplorViz
  • Martin Straesser, Nicholas Erhard and Samuel Kounev.
    An Empirical Study on the Impact of Selected Host Configuration Parameters on Container Start Times
  • Ahmad Rzgar Hamid, Hendrik Reiter, Mikkel Baun Kjærgaard and Wilhelm Hasselbring.
    Investigating Quality Attributes of Machine Learning Inference on the Edge-Cloud Continuum
  • Thomas Weber, Benedikt Jutz and Zenon Zacouris.
    The Influence of Granularity of Transactions on Performance in Vitruvius
  • Floriment Klinaku, Sarah Stieß and Steffen Becker.
    The Slingshot Simulator: An Architectural Overview
  • Malte Hansen and Wilhelm Hasselbring.
    Instrumentation of Software Systems with OpenTelemetry for Software Visualization
  • Emre Taspolatoglu, Robert Heinrich and Ralf Reussner.
    Context-aware Security Patterns for Software Evolution
  • Martin Armbruster.
    Performance Factors of Proxy Objects in the Eclipse Modeling Framework
  • David Georg Reichelt, Reiner Jung and André van Hoorn.
    Overhead Measurement Noise in Different Runtime Environments
  • Sebastian Frank, Aref El-Maarawi Tefur, Alireza Hakamian, Joakim von Kistowski and André van Hoorn.
    From Specification to Refinement: Managing Resilience Scenarios with DiSpel Cockpit
  • Sebastian Weber, Thomas Weber and Jörg Henß.
    Integration of Performability-Model Extraction and Performability Prediction in Continuous Integration / Continuous Delivery
  • Nils Niehues, Benjamin Arp, Tom Hüller, Felix Schwickerath, Nicolas Boltz and Sebastian Hahner.
    Integrating Security-Enriched Data Flow Diagrams Into Architecture-Based Confidentiality Analysis
  • Christian Nikolajew and Holger Eichelberger.
    Industry 4.0 Connectors – A Performance Experiment with Modbus/TCP
  • Ralf Sieger.
    Design-time analysis of energy consumption in data compression for mobile devices