We are invited to speak at the Kickoff Green Software Development Stuttgart. (Talk will be in German)
Topic: “Sustainable Software - Measure and quantify the green-ness of code”.
We will be presenting our new approach around the Energy-Timeline project how to introduce quantification of sustainability in a code base through continious measurements … stay tuned!
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We are speaking at the Enviroinfo conference in Garching (near Munich) this year. (Talk will be in German)
Topic: Software Life Cycle Assessment in the wild*
Abstract: Software Life Cycle Assessment (SLCA) is gaining attention for its environmental impacts in production, deployment, usage, and disposal. Unlike LCA for physical products, SLCA is still evolving in software. The presentation introduces a practical SLCA approach for code, discussing concepts and tradeoffs for smaller projects. The SLCA process is outlined, analyzing software phases for environmental impacts. Challenges in estimating energy during development are highlighted, proposing a Software Carbon Database for continuous assessment. Deployment’s energy during Docker builds is briefly mentioned. To address usage phase complexities, a middleware solution tracking energy per API call and updating the Software Carbon Database in real-time is proposed. Disposal phase considers energy during software component removal using the Green Metrics Tool. The talk concludes with a contemporary SLCA approach for agile software development. It relies on real-life data, promotes traceability, and can be adopted by development teams for sustainable practices. Recommendations to improve data quality for disposal and delivery phases are discussed.
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Hey Green Coders!
We are partnering this month with GfK for our Meetup.
We are thrilled to announce our upcoming Green Coding and Infrastructure meet-up, which will take place on May 31st at the brand-new GfK Berlin Office. As a global player in the data insights industry, GfK is obviously keen to act and think future-oriented. Therefore, they are committed to sustainability and reducing their carbon footprint, and this event is part of GfK’s efforts to promote eco-friendliness in the tech industry.
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We are invited to talk at the Meetup of the Green Software Development group!
📣 2nd meetup in 2023: We are very happy to announce the next meeting of the Green Software Development Community.
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We are invited to speak at the openXchange events from the HPI Clean IT team.
We present our open-source projects Eco CI to make energy consumption in CI/CD pipelines visible and the Green Metrics Tool which helps developers compare arbitrary software regarding its energy cost.
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We are invited to present our latest advances on the Green Metrics Tool new UI and our Eco CI project at the SDIA DEF Steering Group Meeting.
📣 Last chance to sign up for our bi-monthly DEF Community meeting where key guest speakers will give important updates on their work calculating the Digital Environmental Footprint and the challenges that are associated with it!
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We are invited to speak at the Green Software Development Meetup group in Karlsruhe remotely.
Please note: The talk is in German!
Das Thema des Abends ist die Messung des Energieverbrauchs von Anwendungen.
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Yay, we got approved for a talk at FOSDEM 2023!
Our talk is: Green software engineering - Building tools and ecosystems around green software engineering
Desktop and server software at the present moment in time is very rarely developed with its energy consumption as a major consideration. However in a world with limited resources this becomes a growing concern, especially as developers cannot cater to this need since the appropriate tools are currently lacking.
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We are invited to present our latest advances on the machine learning models for cloud energy estimation and our Eco CI project at the SDIA DEF Steering Group Meeting.
🎉 New Year, new initiatives, new enthusiasm! The SDIA team wishes you a healthy, happy, and successful 2023!
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The year is ending and christmas is coming!
We at Green Coding want to say thank you for the lovely input from our community and the interest in our work in sustainable software engineering.
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