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authorAria <me@aria.rip>2023-10-20 18:39:57 +0100
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We aim to create a container selection method that addresses both functional and non-functional requirements in a scalable way.
Primrose will be used as the first step, in order to select candidates based on functional requirements.
-We will then collect statistics from user-provided benchmarks, and create cost estimates for each candidate, similar to CollectionSwitch.
-Unlike CollectionSwitch, this will be done offline, rather than as the program is running.
+We will then collect statistics from user-provided benchmarks and create cost estimates for each candidate, similarly to CollectionSwitch.
+Unlike CollectionSwitch, this will be done offline rather than as the program is running.
This will provide an integrated and flexible solution that addresses both functional and non-functional requirements.
We believe no such solution exists in current literature.