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20192023
most citedTowards Semantic Detection of Smells in Cloud Infrastructure Code

29 citations · 103 across the 14 of their papers we have counts for

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21 papers

cs.CV20231 cited

When the Few Outweigh the Many: Illicit Content Recognition with Few-Shot Learning

G. Cascavilla, G. Catolino, M. Conti +2

The anonymity and untraceability benefits of the Dark web account for the exponentially-increased potential of its popularity while creating a suitable womb for many illicit activi…

cs.CY20236 cited

Counter-terrorism in cyber-physical spaces: Best practices and technologies from the state of the art

Giuseppe Cascavilla, Damian A. Tamburri, Francesco Leotta +2

Context: The demand for protection and security of physical spaces and urban areas increased with the escalation of terroristic attacks in recent years. We envision with the propos…

cs.SE20227 cited

Microservice Architecture Practices and Experience: a Focused Look on Docker Configuration Files

Luciano Baresi, Giovanni Quattrocchi, Damian Andrew Tamburri

Cloud applications are more and more microservice-oriented, but a concrete charting of the microservices architecture landscape -- namely, the space of technical options available…

cs.SE2022

Blockchain-Oriented Services Computing in Action: Insights from a User Study

Giovanni Quattrocchi, Damian Andrew Tamburri, WIllem-Jan Van Den Heuvel

Blockchain architectures promise disruptive innovation but factually they pose many architectural restrictions to classical service-based applications and show considerable design,…

cs.SE20221 cited

A Declarative Modelling Framework for the Deployment and Management of Blockchain Applications

Luciano Baresi, Giovanni Quattrocchi, Damian Andrew Tamburri +1

The deployment and management of Blockchain applications require non-trivial efforts given the unique characteristics of their infrastructure (i.e., immutability) and the complexit…

cs.SE2021

In Search of Socio-Technical Congruence: A Large-Scale Longitudinal Study

Wolfgang Mauerer, Mitchell Joblin, Damian A. Tamburri +3

We report on a large-scale empirical study investigating the relevance of socio-technical congruence over key basic software quality metrics, namely, bugs and churn. In particular,…