E. Loseva, A. Obeid, H. Richter, R. Backes, D. Eichhorn
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The deployment of software packages becomes more and more difficult. Thus Canonical Ltd. has created a framework called "JuJu" that serves as a DevOps toolchain. JuJu allows an integrated software development, deployment and operation of software packages. Additionally Canocial provided hundreds of open-source JuJu-maintained software packages in an own online store for download. However, our tests revealed that only 14 % of 35 picked packages from the Canonical's JuJu charm store really be installed as they are. The reason is that many of them are sensitive against mismatches of what is contained in the relevant JuJu files and what exists as target hardware at the customer. Because of that, a new concept and tool called Fixit was created by us for the semi-automatic software-deployment of JuJu software packages onto arbitrary hardware and software environments such as Windows and Linux operating systems. Fixit improves the quota of successful first-try installations from 14 to 69 %. This is accomplished by semi-automatic analysis and transformation of the package source codes.