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Ciao, I am Alessandro Aneggi.

PhD researcher in Bolzano exploring feedback loops for greener software and resilient real-time systems.

Bolzano-based PhD candidate at the Free University of Bozen-Bolzano designing developer-facing energy feedback loops.

Explores how CI/CD telemetry and real-time systems can stay reliable while exposing power consumption to teams.

Open to collaborations on sustainable software, DevOps automation, and energy-aware tooling.

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From Field Data to Decision - An industrial integration project focused on product traceability in the food sector

industrial PLC quality control project

Latest publication

· IEEE Software

Measuring Software Energy in Practice: A Guide to RAPL-Based Tools

A practical guide to RAPL-based tools for measuring software energy use and choosing a suitable approach for development and research.

green-software energy-measurement rapl

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From Field Data to Decision - An industrial integration project focused on product traceability in the food sector

industrial PLC quality control project

Microservices Design Patterns: Balancing Scalability and Energy Efficiency

Microservices Software Architecture Performance Sustainability

Software Energy Consumption: More Than Just a Language Choice

Sustainable Software Performance Optimization Benchmarking Architecture

Synthesizing Microservice Topologies for Performance Benchmarking

Microservices Performance Benchmarking

Recent Publications

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· IEEE Software

Measuring Software Energy in Practice: A Guide to RAPL-Based Tools

A practical guide to RAPL-based tools for measuring software energy use and choosing a suitable approach for development and research.

green-software energy-measurement rapl
· arXiv preprint

PPTAMη: Energy Aware CI/CD Pipeline for Container Based Applications

Introduces PPTAMη, a GitLab CI/CD pipeline that measures power and energy for container-based APIs at each commit.

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· arXiv preprint

Performance Antipatterns: Angel or Devil for Power Consumption?

Empirical study on ten microservice performance antipatterns and which ones also behave as energy antipatterns.

performance antipatterns power-consumption
· European Conference on Software Architecture

GreenDevLoop: Power-Aware Software Development with CI/CD, AI, and Feedback

Positioning power-aware feedback loops across CI/CD with AI support to guide greener software development.

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