Titlebook: Microservices; Science and Engineer Antonio Bucchiarone,Nicola Dragoni,Andrey Sadovykh Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 Micros

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Migrating to Microservicesrchitecture requires understanding your business goals and creating a balance between microservices benefits and associated drawbacks. This trade-off is essential in order to successfully migrate your business applications toward microservices. In this chapter we aim to drive you through this journe

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Assessing Your Microservice Migration architecture requires understanding your business goals and creating a balance between microservices benefits and associated drawbacks. This trade-off is essential in order to successfully migrate your business applications to microservices. In this chapter we aim to drive you through assessing you

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Modeling Microservice Conversations with RESTalkng multiple microservices and determine how they interact to achieve a given client’s goal. In this chapter we introduce the concept of RESTful conversation, whereby clients or API gateways perform multiple basic HTTP request/response interactions with one or more microservice APIs. To represent pos

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Graphical and Textual Model-Driven Microservice Development basis of models expressed with dedicated modeling languages. MDD is particularly useful in the engineering of complex, possibly distributed software systems. It is therefore sensible to investigate the adoption of MDD to support and facilitate the engineering of distributed software systems based o

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A Formal Approach to Microservice Architecture Deploymentthe deployment of microservice architectures. The first result that we present is a formal proof of decidability of the problem of synthesizing optimal deployment plans for microservice architectures, a problem which was proved to be undecidable for generic component-based applications. Then, given

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Autonomic Decentralized Microservices: The , Approach and Its Evaluationous deployment, integration, and more) to speed up design, development, and operation. However, microservices are not bullet-proof: they increase design and management issues in the cloud adding to the mix all the intrinsic complexities of highly distributed systems. This addition can render ineffec

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A Hybrid Approach to Microservices Load Balancingbased applications. Microservices have grown in popularity as a mainstay in the business environment, allowing companies to increase development and maintenance speed, predict performance and scale, with scalability being one of the most important nonfunctional requirements to be fulfilled. Load bal

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Towards the Digital Factory: A Microservices-Based Middleware for Real-to-Digital Synchronizationnufacturing environments with the primary objective of achieving a new automation paradigm, more flexible, responsive to changes, and safe. This work presents the architecture and discusses the applications through a real-life case study, of a microservices-based middleware supporting the next gener

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Using Microservices to Customize Multi-tenant Software-as-a-Service consultants to customize these software solutions that are deployed “on premises” to fit their specific business processes. When software vendors move to multitenant software-as-a-service (SaaS), they cannot onboard their customers who heavily customized their “on-premises” installation. In SaaS, a