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# ESSCA 2018
European Symposium on Serverless Computing and Applications

### Proceedings of the European Symposium on Serverless Computing and Applications

### Zurich, Switzerland, December 21, 2018.

Edited by

### Josef Spillner *

* Zurich University of Applied Sciences, Service Prototyping Lab, 8401 Winterthur, Switzerland

## Table of Contents

- Preface 1

### Session 1: Regular and Short Papers

- An effective resource management approach in a FaaS environment 2-8
  Andreas Christoforou, Andreas S. Andreou
- Selective Java code transformation into AWS Lambda functions 9-17
  Serhii Dorodko, Josef Spillner
- Towards sustainable ecosystems for cloud functions 18-24
  Yessica Bogado-Sarubbi, Walter Benitez-Davalos, Josef Spillner, Fabio Lopez-Pires
- Studying the feasibility of serverless actors (short paper) 25-29
  Daniel Barcelona Pons, Álvaro Ruiz Ollobarren, David Arroyo Pinto, Pedro García López
- Systematic and open exploration of FaaS and Serverless Computing research (short paper) 30-35
  Mohammed Al-Ameen, Josef Spillner

### Session 2: Talk and Tutorial Abstracts

- Building a serverless application using FaaS workflows (tutorial) 36-36
  Diego Martín
- Monitoring/debugging AWS Lambda applications (tutorial) 37-37
  Erez Freiberger
- Going FaaSter: Cost-performance optimizations of serverless on Kubernetes 38-38
  Erwin van Eyk
- Performance considerations on execution of large scale workflow applications on cloud functions 39-39
  Maciej Pawlik
- Feedback-based resource allocation for Serverless Computing 40-40
  Yu-An Chen
- Osmotic Computing 41-41
  Massimo Villari
- Distributed Lambda functions to improve and extend the functionality of cloud management platforms 42-42
  Oleksii Serhiienko

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