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An Expert System for Redesigning Software for Cloud Applications

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arxiv 2109.14569 v3 pith:6OIZSQRQ submitted 2021-09-29 cs.LG cs.SEstat.ML

classification cs.LGcs.SEstat.ML
keywords manypartitioningworkdeeplygenerallytheyapplicationscloud
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Cloud-based software has many advantages. When services are divided into many independent components, they are easier to update. Also, during peak demand, it is easier to scale cloud services (just hire more CPUs). Hence, many organizations are partitioning their monolithic enterprise applications into cloud-based microservices. Recently there has been much work using machine learning to simplify this partitioning task. Despite much research, no single partitioning method can be recommended as generally useful. More specifically, those prior solutions are "brittle"; i.e. if they work well for one kind of goal in one dataset, then they can be sub-optimal if applied to many datasets and multiple goals. In order to find a generally useful partitioning method, we propose DEEPLY. This new algorithm extends the CO-GCN deep learning partition generator with (a) a novel loss function and (b) some hyper-parameter optimization. As shown by our experiments, DEEPLY generally outperforms prior work (including CO-GCN, and others) across multiple datasets and goals. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first report in SE of such stable hyper-parameter optimization. To aid reuse of this work, DEEPLY is available on-line at https://bit.ly/2WhfFlB.

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