Many techniques were proposed for detecting software misconfigurations in cloud systems
and for diagnosing unintended behavior caused by such misconfigurations. Detection and …

A large percentage of real-world software configuration issues, such as misconfigurations,
involve multiple interdependent configuration parameters. However, existing techniques and …

Large-scale cloud services deploy hundreds of configuration changes to production systems
daily. At such velocity, configuration changes have inevitably become prevalent causes of …

Studies and many incidents in the headlines suggest misconfigurations remain a major
cause of unavailability in large systems despite the large amount of work put into detecting …

Similar to software bugs, configuration errors are also one of the major causes of today's
system failures. Many configuration issues manifest themselves in ways similar to software …

Diagnosing misconfiguration across modern software stacks is increasingly difficult. These
stacks comprise multiple micro-services which are deployed across a combination of …

Configuration problems are not only prevalent, but also severely impair the reliability of
today's system software. One fundamental reason is the ever-increasing complexity of …

Modern software applications are adapted to different situations (eg, memory limits,
enabling/disabling features, database credentials) by changing the values of configuration …

Configuration tuning of software is often a good option to improve application performance
without any application code modifications. Although we can casually change …

Among the thriving ecosystem of cloud computing and the proliferation of Large Language
Model (LLM)-based code generation tools, there is a lack of benchmarking for code …