12th ACM/SPEC International Conference on Performance Engineering
The International Conference on Performance Engineering (ICPE) originated eleven years ago from the fusion of an ACM workshop on software and performance prediction and a SPEC workshop focused on benchmarking and performance evaluation.
ICPE continues true to its origins with focus both on software performance modeling, prediction, and measurement as well as on benchmark-based performance evaluation. The areas to which such principles are applied have evolved over the years with the technological evolution in academia and industry.
ICPE contributions appear at all levels of system and software design, performance modeling, and measurements of performance, from the cloud’s core to edge, from mobile devices to major data centers, from web applications to scientific applications.
The ICPE focus on engineering performance means that industrial practitioners and academics that participate in ICPE are interested in quantifying the performance impact of all aspects of complex systems design and implementation. Length of design cycles, life-time maintenance issues, quality of experience, costs to delivering a system or service are also the focus of the intellectual curiosity of ICPE participants.
In 2021 Rennes is happy to host the ICPE community for their annual meeting.
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Event’s Special Notes
The organizing committee is working hard to put together a great ICPE conference, and to welcome you in Rennes. At this point, however, due to the uncertainty around the COVID pandemic, we cannot guarantee this is possible. We also recognize the challenges some of our community members might face in travelling. Therefore, currently, the conference model is “on-site with remote participation facilities” – meaning, ICPE 2021’s committee is looking forward to a live event, but will provide the required infrastructure for online presence.
