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BenchPDM: Benchmarking pattern detection methods in microservice-based systems using automatically generated pattern-assisted testbeds

Sep 2026 · Empirical Software Engineering · Vol 32 · 0 citations · 24 references
Software System Performance and Reliability Software Testing and Debugging Techniques Cloud Computing and Resource Management

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A benchmark named BenchPDM is presented aimed at benchmarking PDMs in MBS using automatically generated pattern-assisted test beds and demonstrated that BenchPDM can effectively evaluate and compare PDMs across various factors.

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