PROFES 2024
Mon 2 - Wed 4 December 2024 Tartu, Estonia

This program is tentative and subject to change.

As the landscape of cloud computing continues to transform at a rapid pace, organizations seek to optimize operational costs, enhance system flexibility, and adjust to changing market demands. This paper reports a case study within a Finnish startup operating in self-service mobile payment systems. It provides a detailed analysis of migrating an application architecture from DigitalOcean to AWS using the AWS Cloud Development Kit (CDK), providing insights into the strategies, challenges, and outcomes of the process. The key findings suggest that while cloud migration involves considerable technical and operational challenges, the utilization of IaC can significantly mitigate these obstacles, enhancing the speed, reliability, and security of the migration process. This research contributes to the limited literature on cloud-to-cloud migration, highlighting the effective use of IaC to facilitate smoother transitions between cloud environments.

This program is tentative and subject to change.

Tue 3 Dec

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14:00 - 15:30
PROFES Session 4: Micro-Services and Cloud MigrationIndustry Papers / Research Papers / Short Papers and Posters at UT Library - Room 3
14:00
12m
Short-paper
Understanding Microservice Runtime Monitoring Data for Anomaly Detection with Structural Equation Modeling
Short Papers and Posters
Monika Steidl University of Innsbruck, Michael Leitner Gepardec IT Service GmbH, Pirmin Urbanke Software Competence Center Hagenberg, Marko Gattringer Gepardec IT Service GmbH, Michael Felderer German Aerospace Center (DLR) & University of Cologne, Sashko Ristov University of Innsbruck
14:12
18m
Industry talk
Strategies and Challenges in Cloud-to-Cloud Migration Using Infrastructure as Code
Industry Papers
Teemu Ketonen Evenli Oy, Kari Smolander LUT University
14:30
18m
Research paper
The pains and gains of microservices revisited
Research Papers
Mikko Pirhonen Tampere University, Kari Systa Tampere University, David Hastbacka
14:48
42m
Talk
Session 4 Discussion
Research Papers