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Container Templates – Virtuozzo Approach

We will present a Virtuozzo approach for fast creation of containers (lightweight virtual environments) with preinstalled Linux distribution and custom set of applications. The approach uses modified package managers of target distributions to create cache images with file systems (which are used as a basis for new containers) and to manage installed software in already deployed containers. In this talk we will discuss advantages and limitations of this technique with respect to other…

63 Votes: I’m interested!

Zurab Beliy

The Myths and Legends of Java Stream API

Stream API became available in light of the arrival of Java 8 several years ago. Over this time, various stereotypes have emerged pertaining to Stream API. In this report, I will try to destroy some of those myths and help the developers to choose the “bright side”.

13 Votes: I’m interested!

Mikhail Malevannyy

Robust binding to syntactic elements in a changing code

This paper received Bertand Meyer Award and was published by ACM DL.

We present a method of saving a robust binding to syntactic elements in source code. It enables one to save a binding to a code fragment and find this code fragment in a modified code. Robustness is achieved by saving several types of context and using a fuzzy search algorithm. We present a tool for code markup that enables quick navigation across a project is developed. It supports different programming…