⚠️ The HAPi DevOps 2022 workshop has been cancelled, as it didn’t receive enough submissions. ⚠️ —
DevOps is a mindset and set of practices based on fostering the communication and collaboration between those more concerned with software development (Dev) and those concerned with operations (Ops). The practices that compose it extent to collaboration aspects and organizational and team design, but also to technical aspects that range from deployment automation, to monitoring and observability, and to software architecture, among others.
Despite its many benefits DevOps still presents many challenges when it comes to its ease of use and accessibility. One of the reasons is the tremendous proliferation of different tools, languages and syntaxes which makes the field quite difficult to learn and keep up to date.
Submission
We motivate researchers and practitioners to submit their work (possibly in progress) about this topic to be presented and discussed at the workshop. You can also submit open issues deserved to be discussed as well as position papers.
Submissions will be up to 4 pages and will be reviewed by the organizers and the program committee mostly to validate the adequacy of the submission to the workshop.
The list of interesting topics include (not limited to though):
- low-code/no-code solutions for DevOps
- visual notations for DevOps
- modeling DevOps technologies and pipelines
- leveraging understanding of text-based specification/IaC languages
- understanding and improving DevOps teams communication
- understanding current practices
Submit via eaychair.
Publication
The workshop proceedings will be an overlay on arXiv, namely, we will upload all articles to arXiv for long-term storage and online access.
All the authors present at the workshop will have the chance of contributing to a workshop summary, featuring the challenges presented and discussed during the workshop, that we will submit to the ACM SIGSOFT Software Engineering Notes.
Important dates
- Submission:
30 Jun8 Jul (extended) - Notifications: 15 Jul
- Camera-ready: 28 Jul
- Workshop: 16 Sep, Friday
PC members
- Davide Taibi – Tampere University, Finland
- Florian Rademacher – University of Applied Science & Arts Dortmund, Germany
- Gustavo Pinto – Federal University of Pará, Brazil
- Jessica Diaz – Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Spain
- Juan de Lara – Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain
- More to be annouced soon.
Organizers
- Jácome Cunha – Faculty of Engineering, University of Porto & HASLab/INESC TEC, Portugal
- Filipe Correia – Faculty of Engineering, University of Porto, Portugal
Please contact us if you have any questions or suggestions.