Tuesday, September 23rd 2025
13:00-14:00 — Registration
Registration
14:00-16:00 — Tutorials & Workshops
Tutorial 1: Synthetic Data for Research and Validation: From Theory to Practice.
Room: Petri.
Speakers: Mariana Vargas Vieyra (MOSTLY AI), Paul Tiwald (MOSTLY AI) and Mario Scriminaci (MOSTLY AI).
Tutorial 2: Introducing sufficiency and sobriety in the Cloud-Edge Compute Continuum.
Room: Turing.
Speaker: Klervie Toczé (VU University Amsterdam).
16:00-16:30 — Coffee break
Coffee break
16:30-18:00 — Tutorials & Workshops
Tutorial 1: Synthetic Data for Research and Validation: From Theory to Practice.
Room: Petri.
Speakers: Mariana Vargas Vieyra (MOSTLY AI), Paul Tiwald (MOSTLY AI) and Mario Scriminaci (MOSTLY AI).
Tutorial 2: Introducing sufficiency and sobriety in the Cloud-Edge Compute Continuum.
Room: Turing.
Speaker: Klervie Toczé (VU University Amsterdam).
18:00-19:30 — Reception
Welcome reception
Wednesday, September 24th 2025
8:30-9:00 — Registration
Registration
9:00-9:15 — Opening
Opening session
9:15-10:15 — Keynote 1
Speaker: Cristian Klein (Elastisys and Umeå University, Sweden)
Title: Adaptive Cloud-Native Architectures: Engineering for Resilience, Efficiency, and Sustainability from Core to Edge
Abstract:
Cloud-native systems have grown too complex for elasticity
alone to ensure reliability and sustainability. This talk
examines adaptivity—systems that adjust scale and behavior
using control-based mechanisms. Examples include graceful
degradation to preserve core functionality, adaptive
circuit breaking to prevent cascading failures, and
hardware-level QoS tuning to optimize shared
resources. Together, these approaches improve resilience,
efficiency, and sustainability. I will also connect these
ideas to edge computing, where control must balance local
autonomy with global coordination.
10:15-10:45 — Coffee break
Coffee break
10:45-12:30 — Session 1: Performance
Session chair: TBD.
- Evaluating the Impact of Spatial Features Of
Mobility Data and Index Choice on Database
Performance. Tim Rese, Alexandra Kapp and David
Bermbach.
- SaaS Observability on the Microsoft Power
Platform and its Performance Impacts. Robert
Pröll and Markus Weninger.
- Task-Based HPC in Public Cloud:
Price-Performance Analysis Using StarPU Across
Heterogeneous Resources. Nicolas Vanz,
Vanderlei Munhoz Pereira Filho, Márcio Castro,
Laércio Lima Pilla and Olivier Aumage.
- (short paper) Towards an Optimized Benchmarking
Platform for CI/CD Pipelines. Nils Japke,
Sebastian Koch, Helmut Lukasczyk and David
Bermbach.
12:30-14:00 — Lunch
Lunch
14:00-15:00 — Session 2a: Security and anomaly detection
Session chair: TBD.
- (short paper) A Continuous Certification
Readiness Framework for Cloudification of IT/OT
platforms. Chrystel Gaber, Nicolas Dejon, Ndeye
Gagnessiry Ndiaye, Karl Waedt, Vincent Lefebvre,
Gürkan Gür, Marc Rennhard, Achileas Marinakis,
Christos Gizelis, Jean-Philippe Wary and Claire
Loiseaux.
- (short paper) Near Real-Time Anomaly Detection
in NFV Infrastructures II: From SM to
AGMP. Arman Derstepanian, Avhad Sahebrao,
Sourav Lahiri, Antonino Artale, Silvia Fichera and
Tommaso Cucinotta.
- Lessons Learned from Anomaly Detection in
Chameleon Cloud. Syed Mohammad Qasim, Can
Hankendi, Michael Sherman, Katarzyna Keahey,
Gianluca Stringhini and Ayse Kivilcim Coskun.
15:00-16:30 — Posters and demos
- (poster) TurboBatch—Rate-Safe Asynchronous Batch
Processing for Cloud LLM APIs. Rayan Syed and
Noah Robitshek.
- (poster) Towards Serverless Processing of
Spatiotemporal Big Data Queries. Diana Baumann,
Tim C. Rese and David Bermbach.
- (poster) Towards an Application-Centric Benchmark Suite
for Spatiotemporal Database Systems. Tim Rese and
David Bermbach.
- (poster) Towards a Testbed for Scalable FaaS
Platforms. Trever Schirmer and David Bermbach.
- (poster) Energy-aware Prediction-based Scheduling of
Dataflow Processing on the Cloud, Fog, and
Edge. Narges Mehran, Zahra Najafabadi Samani,
Samira Afzal and Frank Pallas.
- (demo) A customizable toolchain to validate
Kubernetes manifests for robust
deployment. Boubacar Diarra, Karine Guillouard,
Meryem Ouzzif, Philippe Merle and Jean-Bernard
Stefani.
- (demo) REST-Q - A Framework to Assess
Energy~Consumption in Web Applications. Ostap
Kilbasovych, Belkis Djeffal, Pierre Bourhis and Romain
Rouvoy.
- (demo) Emulating Distributed Workloads with
DistWalk. Remo Andreoli, Tommaso Burlon, Antonio
Napolitano and Tommaso Cucinotta.
- (demo) Cyber-Physical Immersive Learning Spaces
with Sustainable Private Cloud Operation. Atik
Santellán, Ranjan Ojha, Mehmet Cihan Sakman, Salman
Ahmed Khatani and Josef Spillner.
- (demo) Energy-aware Dynamic Dimensioning of IoT Edge
Clusters for Natural Environment Observation. Ammar
Kazem, Guillaume Pierre and Laurent Longuevergne.
16:30-17:30 — Session 2b: Security and anomaly detection (continued)
Session chair: TBD.
- Towards a Constraint-Driven Deployment Process
for Cloud-Native Applications. Ouail Derghal,
Jean-Christophe Bach and Fabien Dagnat.
- Comprehensive Performance Evaluation of
Microservices on Confidential Containers with Memory
Integrity Protection. Itsuki Nakai, Takaaki
Fukai, Takahiro Hirofuchi and Yukinori Sato.
Thursday, September 25th 2025
8:30-9:00 — Registration
Registration
9:00-10:00 — Keynote 2
Speaker: Ada Diaconescu (Telecom Paris, France).
Title: Multi-scale Adaptive Designs: dealing with Complexity and Surprise.
Abstract: How to
handle escalating complexity while adapting to unexpected
change? And how to compromise between short-term
efficiency and long-term survival? This presentation will
examine how multi-scale adaptive systems, with various
design styles, may help. It will bring a generic
perspective distilled from cross-domain examples, from
technical and living systems to ecosystems.
10:00-10:30 — Coffee break
Coffee break
10:30-12:30 — Session 3: Sustainability and edge computing
Session chair: TBD.
- Enhancing Energy Efficiency in Serverless
Computing Through Automated Code
Translation. Sebastian Werner, Mathis Kaehler
and Alireza Hakamian.
- Power limits in data centers: what can we expect
from improving energy efficiency and refreshing
servers? Pablo Leboulanger and Anne-Cécile
Orgerie.
- EdgeCloudForge: Simulation-Driven Synthetic
Dataset Generation For Proactive Serverless Edge
Function Autoscaling. Philipp Raith, Alireza
Furutanpey, Nikola Lukić, Vijay Thurimella and
Stefan Nastic.
- Boosting Task-Driven Applications from Cloud to
Edge: Leveraging Utility for Effective Data
Replication. Cherif Si Mohammed, Adrien Lebre
and Alexandre van Kempen.
12:30-14:00 — Lunch
Lunch
14:00-15:00 — Keynote 3
Speaker: Grégory Lebourg (OVHCloud, France)
Title: AI impact on the environnent: from projections to remedies.
Abstract: With the
boom of AI and in particular the hype aroung Gen AI, the
materiality of the cloud becomes even more of a
concern. This presentation will guide you through the maze
of the mid-term trends as far the data centers utilities
demand, their CO2e emissions and craving for
minerals. Some mitigation levers implemented by OVHcloud
will illustrate how the digital industry can reduce its
impact on the environment while embracing the AI
revolution.
15:00-16:00 — Session 4: Serverless computing
Session chair: TBD.
- Multi-Event Triggers for Serverless
Computing. Valentin Carl, Trever Schirmer,
Joshua Adamek, Niklas Kowallik, Tobias Pfandzelter,
Sergio Lucia and David Bermbach.
- (short paper) GraphQL vs. REST: Investigating
Performance and Scalability for Serverless Database
Abstraction. Runjie Jin, Robert Cordingly,
Dongfang Zhao and Wes Lloyd.
- (short paper) OpenLambdaVerse: A Dataset and
Analysis of Open-Source Serverless
Applications. Ángel C. Chávez-Moreno and
Cristina L. Abad.
16:00-16:30 — Coffee break
Coffee break
16:30-17:45 — Session 5: Caching strategies and Function-as-a-Service Clouds
Session chair: TBD.
- ASTRA: Associaton, Spatial proximity and
Temporal Relevance based Adaptive prefetching for
Edge AR. Nikhil Sreekumar, Abhishek Chandra and
Jon Weissman.
- (short paper) Probabilistic Resource Sharing in
Cloud Caches with Heterogeneous Object
Sizes. Lorenzo Marini and Damiano Carra.
- (short paper) Distributed FaaSRunner: Enabling
Reproducible Multi-node , Multi-threaded
Function-as-a-Service Endpoint Testing. Tomoki
Kondo, Austin Bomhold, Robert Cordingly, Dongfang
Zhao and Wes Lloyd.
- (short paper) Minos: Exploiting Cloud
Performance Variation with Function-as-a-Service
Instance Selection. Trever Schirmer, Valentin
Carl, Nils Höller, Tobias Pfandzelter and David
Bermbach.
Friday, September 26th 2025
8:30-9:00 — Registration
Registration
9:00-10:00 — Session 6: Pricing schemes
Session chair: TBD.
- Are Public Cloud Solutions Really Cheaper? Cost
Analysis Findings from the Migration Project of a
Large-Scale Governmental Organization. Vassilis
Dalakas, Evangelia Filiopoulou, Cleopatra Bardaki,
George Fragiadakis, Anargyros Tsadimas, Christos
Michalakelis, Mara Nikolaidou and Dimosthenis
Anagnostopoulos.
- (short paper) ACADS: A Framework for Adaptive
Cost-Aware Deployment of Stream Processing System in
the Cloud. Farah Aït-Salaht, Laëtitia Della
Maestra and Daniel Wladdimiro.
- (short paper) Toward Stream Processing
Efficiency Leveraging Cloud Burstable
Instances. Daniel Wladdimiro, Alessio Pagliari
and Rafaela C. Brum.
10:00-10:30 — Coffee break
Coffee break
10:30-12:00 — Session 7: Placement strategies
Session chair: TBD.
- Ahead of the Curve: Leveraging Periodicity to
Improve Job Placement in Data Centers. Xiaoding Guan, Noman
Bashir, David Irwin and Prashant Shenoy.
- ColonyOS: A Meta-OS for Computing
Continuums. Johan Kristiansson, Ulf Bodin, Carl
Borngrund, Jerker Delsing and Jesper Martinsson.
- Exploring GPU-Based Workload Scheduling
Techniques for Edge Computing. Michail Tsenos and
Vana Kalogeraki.
12:00-12:30 — Closing
Closing session
12:30-14:00 — Lunch
Lunch