PhD Student in Computer Science
University of Copenhagen, Department of Computer Science
[12/08/2023] I will be serving again as teaching assistant for the course Big Data Systems next November. The course explores several aspects of distributed systems, such as Kafka, Flink, Raft, and event-driven frameworks like Orleans. Drop me an email if you would like to know more about the course contents.
[23/05/2023] Talk accepted at CoPLaW’23.
[05/05/2023] I am happy to announce I have been selected to participate in the VLDB Summer School! I am looking forward to meet the most renowned people in the field and learn a lot from them.
[06/09/2022] Our Data Management in Microservices work has been presented in VLDB 2022 (video). The presentation can be downloaded here.
[15/10/2021] A research paper accepted at the Journal of Systems and Software: Cataloging dependency injection anti-patterns in software systems. This work presents the results of my master thesis in software systems.
[16/08/2021] A research paper accepted at PVLDB' 21: Data Management in Microservices: State of the Practice, Challenges, and Research Directions.
[29/06/2021] Our research group was highlighted in the Department of Computer Science News Section.
[24/05/2021] I'm glad to announce that I have two demo papers accepted at DEBS '21. Further information about our DEBS papers can be found here.
[30/04/2021] I'm glad to announce that I have a paper accepted at the research track of DEBS '21. We present a vision on how a database system can address data-centric microservice applications by design.
[04/07/2020] I'm glad to announce that I am a recipient of the TALENT Fellowship Program, a doctoral programme co-funded by the European Union.
[19/05/2020] I'm glad to announce that I have a paper accepted at EuroMicro SEAA in the Cloud Native And Dev Ops (CNADO) Technical Track. We present an experience on how a legacy big data system can be redesigned as an event-driven microservice architecture.
Rodrigo Laigner is a fourth-year PhD fellow employed in the Department of Computer Science at University of Copenhagen under the supervision of Prof. Yongluan Zhou. Previously, has been co-advised by Marcos Antonio Vaz Salles.
His research targets building efficient and consistent database systems for data management requirements found in new approaches for developing distributed applications (with substantial data management logic at the application), such as those following the microservice architectural style.
In particular, I have been working on the novel vision of Microservice-Oriented DBMS (MODB). We expect to release an early prototype in the upcoming months.
Given time constraints related to my research project, I am no longer accepting students. However, if you are highly motivated, independent, has good grades in Advanced Computer Systems, is taking the Big Data Systems course next block, and is interested in working with distributed applications, drop me an email.
University of Copenhagen, Department of Computer Science
PhD in Computer Science, University of Copenhagen
Advisor: Yongluan Zhou
Co-advisor: Marcos Antonio Vaz Salles
MSc in Informatics, PUC-Rio
Advisor: Marcos Kalinowski
BSc in Information Systems
Fluminense Federal University (UFF) in cooperation with the University of Colorado (Denver)
Advisor: Rodrigo Salvador Monteiro
Co-advisor: Marcos Kalinowski