Distributed computer systems, which run on multiple computers, are now commonplace and used even in critical systems. However, these systems are becoming more and more complex, in terms of scale, dynamicity and expected quality of service. Reconfiguration of distributed systems consists in changing their state at runtime. Distributed systems may be reconfigured for many reasons, including deploying them, updating them, adapting them to fulfill new requirements (in terms of user capacity, energy efficiency, reliability, costs, etc.) or even changing their capabilities. Existing reconfiguration frameworks fall short of providing at the same time parallelism expressivity and separation of concerns between the different actors interacting with ...