Quartermaster: A Tool for Modeling and Simulating System Degradation (ICSE 2021 - DEMO - Demonstrations) - ICSE 2021

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Matt Pope, Jonathan Sillito

Track

ICSE 2021 DEMO - Demonstrations

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When

Thu 27 May 2021 18:45 - 19:15 at Demonstration Room - 3.2. Testing 1 Chair(s): Francisco Servant

Abstract

It is essential that software systems be tolerant to degradations in components they rely on. There are patterns and techniques which software engineers use to ensure their systems gracefully degrade. Despite these techniques being available in practice, tuning and configuration is hard to get right and it is expensive to explore possible changes to components and techniques in complex systems. To fill these gaps, we propose Quartermaster to model and simulate systems and fault-tolerant techniques. We anticipate that Quartermaster will be useful to further research on graceful degradation and help inform software engineers about techniques that are most appropriate for their use cases.

Link to Preprint

https://arxiv.org/abs/2103.03956

Matt Pope

Brigham Young University

United States

Jonathan Sillito

Brigham Young University

United States

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	18:45 - 19:15	3.2. Testing 1DEMO - Demonstrations at Demonstration Room Chair(s): Francisco Servant Virginia Tech Each demo makes a 1-minute presentation (displayed in the Demonstration room). At the end of each presentation, a breakout room will be created for each demo. Attendees will be able to join and discuss with the authors.

	18:45 30m Demonstration		Efficient Fuzz Testing for Apache Spark Using Framework AbstractionDemonstration DEMO - Demonstrations Qian Zhang University of California, Los Angeles, Jiyuan Wang University of California, Los Angeles, Muhammad Ali Gulzar Virginia Tech, Rohan Padhye Carnegie Mellon University, Miryung Kim University of California at Los Angeles, USA Pre-print Media Attached
	18:45 30m Demonstration		Quartermaster: A Tool for Modeling and Simulating System DegradationDemonstration DEMO - Demonstrations Matt Pope Brigham Young University, Jonathan Sillito Brigham Young University Pre-print Media Attached
	18:45 30m Demonstration		μSE: Mutation-based Evaluation of Security-focused Static Analysis Tools for AndroidDemonstration DEMO - Demonstrations Amit Seal Ami William & Mary, Kaushal Kafle College of William & Mary, Kevin Moran George Mason University, Adwait Nadkarni William & Mary, Denys Poshyvanyk College of William & Mary Pre-print Media Attached