Papers by Christos Xrhstos
Journal of Internet Services and Applications, 2015
A new discipline at the intersection of the development and operation of software systems known a... more A new discipline at the intersection of the development and operation of software systems known as DevOps has seen significant growth recently. Among the wide range of tasks of DevOps professionals, we focus on that of selecting appropriate cloud deployments for distributed applications. Despite the advent of automated software deployment and management frameworks, reasoning about good deployments still requires interaction with experts, often through discussions on online technical forums and social networks. Current social networking technologies offer basic ways to communicate. Within the DevOps community, communication on application structure and cloud deployment tradeoffs could become more effective by using knowledge present in global community-sourced information repositories. In this paper we argue for the benefits of tapping into such knowledge and for seamlessly feeding it back into the social networking platform. The social networking platform presented in this paper integrates social networking with automated deployment of applications on multi-clouds and with knowledge drawn from community-sourced information repositories. The implementation leverages two such repositories, the PaaSage repository and Chef Supermarket. Our user evaluation experiments demonstrate the value created for DevOps professionals.
A new discipline at the intersection of the development and operation of software systems known a... more A new discipline at the intersection of the development and operation of software systems known as DevOps has seen
significant growth recently. Among the wide range of tasks of DevOps professionals, we focus on that of selecting
appropriate cloud deployments for distributed applications. Despite the advent of automated software deployment
and management frameworks, reasoning about good deployments still requires interaction with experts, often
through discussions on online technical forums and social networks.
Current social networking technologies offer basic ways to communicate. Within the DevOps community,
communication on application structure and cloud deployment tradeoffs could become more effective by using
knowledge present in global community-sourced information repositories. In this paper we argue for the benefits of
tapping into such knowledge and for seamlessly feeding it back into the social networking platform.
The social networking platform presented in this paper integrates social networking with automated deployment of
applications on multi-clouds and with knowledge drawn from community-sourced information repositories. The
implementation leverages two such repositories, the PaaSage repository and Chef Supermarket. Our user evaluation
experiments demonstrate the value created for DevOps professionals.
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Papers by Christos Xrhstos
significant growth recently. Among the wide range of tasks of DevOps professionals, we focus on that of selecting
appropriate cloud deployments for distributed applications. Despite the advent of automated software deployment
and management frameworks, reasoning about good deployments still requires interaction with experts, often
through discussions on online technical forums and social networks.
Current social networking technologies offer basic ways to communicate. Within the DevOps community,
communication on application structure and cloud deployment tradeoffs could become more effective by using
knowledge present in global community-sourced information repositories. In this paper we argue for the benefits of
tapping into such knowledge and for seamlessly feeding it back into the social networking platform.
The social networking platform presented in this paper integrates social networking with automated deployment of
applications on multi-clouds and with knowledge drawn from community-sourced information repositories. The
implementation leverages two such repositories, the PaaSage repository and Chef Supermarket. Our user evaluation
experiments demonstrate the value created for DevOps professionals.
significant growth recently. Among the wide range of tasks of DevOps professionals, we focus on that of selecting
appropriate cloud deployments for distributed applications. Despite the advent of automated software deployment
and management frameworks, reasoning about good deployments still requires interaction with experts, often
through discussions on online technical forums and social networks.
Current social networking technologies offer basic ways to communicate. Within the DevOps community,
communication on application structure and cloud deployment tradeoffs could become more effective by using
knowledge present in global community-sourced information repositories. In this paper we argue for the benefits of
tapping into such knowledge and for seamlessly feeding it back into the social networking platform.
The social networking platform presented in this paper integrates social networking with automated deployment of
applications on multi-clouds and with knowledge drawn from community-sourced information repositories. The
implementation leverages two such repositories, the PaaSage repository and Chef Supermarket. Our user evaluation
experiments demonstrate the value created for DevOps professionals.