Taking <i>ArchSync</i> to the Real World : An Analysis of Three Case-Studies

Autores
Diaz-Pace, J. Andres; Soria, Alvaro; Rodriguez, Guillermo; Campo, Marcelo R.
Año de publicación
2011
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Architectural drift is a well-known phenomenon in software development, in which the architecture “as documented” and the architecture “as implemented” diverge from each other over time. To avoid this problem, periodic conformance checks should be in place, allowing architects to detect and correct differences. To this end, we developed a tool approach, called ArchSync, which helps architects to keep the main architectural scenarios of an application in-sync with its code. Our tool relies on heuristics that process application execution traces and correlate them with the intended architectural behavior. Despite being heuristic, ArchSync can bring mismatches upfront and reduce (re-)synchronization efforts. In order to validate these claims in practical settings, we have applied the tool in three medium-size case-studies for different domains. This article reports on the results of that evaluation, and also discusses insights and limitations regarding tool support for checking conformance to architectural behavior.
Sociedad Argentina de Informática e Investigación Operativa
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Ciencias Informáticas
Conformance checking
Tool support
Architectural scenarios
Evaluation
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Taking <i>ArchSync</i> to the Real World : An Analysis of Three Case-Studies
title Taking <i>ArchSync</i> to the Real World : An Analysis of Three Case-Studies
spellingShingle Taking <i>ArchSync</i> to the Real World : An Analysis of Three Case-Studies
Diaz-Pace, J. Andres
Ciencias Informáticas
Conformance checking
Tool support
Architectural scenarios
Evaluation
title_short Taking <i>ArchSync</i> to the Real World : An Analysis of Three Case-Studies
title_full Taking <i>ArchSync</i> to the Real World : An Analysis of Three Case-Studies
title_fullStr Taking <i>ArchSync</i> to the Real World : An Analysis of Three Case-Studies
title_full_unstemmed Taking <i>ArchSync</i> to the Real World : An Analysis of Three Case-Studies
title_sort Taking <i>ArchSync</i> to the Real World : An Analysis of Three Case-Studies
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Diaz-Pace, J. Andres
Soria, Alvaro
Rodriguez, Guillermo
Campo, Marcelo R.
author Diaz-Pace, J. Andres
author_facet Diaz-Pace, J. Andres
Soria, Alvaro
Rodriguez, Guillermo
Campo, Marcelo R.
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author2 Soria, Alvaro
Rodriguez, Guillermo
Campo, Marcelo R.
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author
dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Ciencias Informáticas
Conformance checking
Tool support
Architectural scenarios
Evaluation
topic Ciencias Informáticas
Conformance checking
Tool support
Architectural scenarios
Evaluation
dc.description.none.fl_txt_mv Architectural drift is a well-known phenomenon in software development, in which the architecture “as documented” and the architecture “as implemented” diverge from each other over time. To avoid this problem, periodic conformance checks should be in place, allowing architects to detect and correct differences. To this end, we developed a tool approach, called ArchSync, which helps architects to keep the main architectural scenarios of an application in-sync with its code. Our tool relies on heuristics that process application execution traces and correlate them with the intended architectural behavior. Despite being heuristic, ArchSync can bring mismatches upfront and reduce (re-)synchronization efforts. In order to validate these claims in practical settings, we have applied the tool in three medium-size case-studies for different domains. This article reports on the results of that evaluation, and also discusses insights and limitations regarding tool support for checking conformance to architectural behavior.
Sociedad Argentina de Informática e Investigación Operativa
description Architectural drift is a well-known phenomenon in software development, in which the architecture “as documented” and the architecture “as implemented” diverge from each other over time. To avoid this problem, periodic conformance checks should be in place, allowing architects to detect and correct differences. To this end, we developed a tool approach, called ArchSync, which helps architects to keep the main architectural scenarios of an application in-sync with its code. Our tool relies on heuristics that process application execution traces and correlate them with the intended architectural behavior. Despite being heuristic, ArchSync can bring mismatches upfront and reduce (re-)synchronization efforts. In order to validate these claims in practical settings, we have applied the tool in three medium-size case-studies for different domains. This article reports on the results of that evaluation, and also discusses insights and limitations regarding tool support for checking conformance to architectural behavior.
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