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ECSA 2020
Mon 14 - Fri 18 September 2020 L'Aquila, Italy

Software systems are evolved over time to enhance various qualities of the software system by adopting new technologies and principles. The architecture design is usually required to be migrated from one architectural style to another to support this adoption, while the key functionalities still need to be preserved. This paper presents a formal approach that supports architectural migration. Our approach automates refactoring the architectural design to support the exploitation of emerging technologies such as microservices and blockchain. With our approach, the refactored architectural design can be verified to ensure that the essential functional requirements are still preserved, and the design has complied with the behavioural constraints of new architectural styles. We have evaluated the accuracy and performance of our approach. The results prove that it performs reasonably well.

Wed 16 Sep

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10:00 - 11:00
S1: MicroservicesResearch Papers at ECSA 2020 Teams Channel
Chair(s): Javier Camara University of York, Ilias Gerostathopoulos Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

Virtualization support: Roberta Capuano

10:00
20m
Formal Software Architectural Migration Towards Emerging Architectural StylesBest paper candidateResearch Track
Research Papers
Nacha Chondamrongkul School of Computer Science, the University of Auckland, Jing Sun School of Computer Science, the University of Auckland, Ian Warren School of Computer Science, the University of Auckland
10:20
20m
Monolith Migration Cost Tuning Through the Application of Microservices PatternsResearch Track
Research Papers
João Francisco Almeida Universidade de Lisboa, António Rito Silva IST, University of Lisbon
10:40
20m
Assessing Architecture Conformance to Coupling-Related Patterns and Practices in MicroservicesResearch Track
Research Papers
Evangelos Ntentos University of Vienna, Uwe Zdun University of Vienna, Konstantinos Plakidas University of Vienna, Sebastian Meixner Siemens AG Österreich, Sebastian Geiger Siemens AG Österreich