Replication package for "Is a Trace-Discovered Graph Enough for Microservice Availability Assessment? A Lightweight Stochastic Model with Identification and Analysis Algorithms"

This record contains the research software, retained experimental data and numerical reproduction materials accompanying the article “Is a Trace-Discovered Graph Enough for Microservice Availability Assessment? A Lightweight Stochastic Model with Identification and Analysis Algorithms” by Anatoly A. Krasnovsky and Anna Maslovskaya. The deposit includes the numerical reproduction package, the frozen research repository at tag simpat-artifacts-v2.1 (commit 61e65e4c09e25dd3c752756d07fe91ca504ece2f), and three original evidence archives covering independent confirmation, telemetry-to-first-forecast benchmarking against PMX/Palladio, and direct completion-and-deadline identification. Checksums and provenance records are provided alongside the archives. For numerical reproduction, start with Reproducibility_Zenodo-simpat-artifacts-v2.1.zip and follow its README.md. The three native evidence archives and the frozen research repository provide the original observations, model artifacts and associated processing workflows. Some archived documentation and exported tables and figures retain the earlier manuscript title, “From Telemetry to a Lightweight Microservice Availability Model: Identification and Formal Analysis”, and its presentation conventions. These materials belong to the same study and preserve the original numerical evidence. Record version 1.0.0 contains the source snapshot simpat-artifacts-v2.1.