A cloud software isolation and cross-platform portability methods

Pozdniakova, Olesia; Mažeika, Dalius

doi:10.1109/estream.2017.7950315

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“…These are because cloud portability and interoperability issues usually go hand in hand. Only [17][18][19][20] did not discuss interoperability issues. Virtualization and API-specific issues were averagely discussed with 53% each.…”

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Cloud Application Portability: Issues and Developments

Odun-Ayo¹,

Okereke²,

Orovwode³

2019

Cloud Computing - Technology and Practices

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Cloud computing is a standard that is fast gaining momentum in the IT world. The availability of storage capacity that can be accessed and increased as the need arises makes computing easier. Applications can also be deployed using services provided by a cloud service provider. Portability allows utilization of applications and services across various domains. Portability could be in the area of programming language, application programming interface, data storage or data migration. Clearly, the easier it is to move services across various providers, the more attractive cloud computing becomes. The study was executed by means of review of some literature available on cloud application portability. This chapter examines current trends in cloud application portability area and gives focus for future research. In the present work, the objective is to answer the following question: what is the current trend and development in cloud application portability? Papers published in journals, conferences, white papers, and reputable magazines were analyzed. Some core topic facets were used in this review for the identification of trends in cloud application portability. The finding is that discussions on virtualization and API-specific issues are not adequate. This will be of benefit to prospective cloud users and even cloud providers.

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“…Virtualization and API-specific issues were averagely discussed with 53% each. However only [16,18,[21][22][23][24][25], that is, 40% of the reviewed papers, addressed security concerns. The lowest researched area from recently reviewed papers is identity management/access control issues which was only mentioned in [22].…”

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Cloud Application Portability: Issues and Developments

Odun-Ayo¹,

Okereke²,

Orovwode³

2019

Cloud Computing - Technology and Practices

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“…Enterprises can bring their digital products and services to a very competitive market faster [2,3,4]. Microservice architecture is becoming a design standard for modern cloud-based software systems because it helps develop a cloud-native application [5,6]. Using microservices and embracing cloud-native technologies is the way to reduce development time and increase deployment speed [2].…”

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Evaluation of Microservice Communication While Decomposing Monoliths

Kazanavicius

Mažeika

2023

cai

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One of the biggest challenges while migrating from a monolith architecture to a microservice architecture is to define a proper communication technology. In monolith applications, communication between components is performed using the in-process method or function calls, while different communication methods have to be established to achieve the same functionality in a microservice architecture. A microservices-based application is a distributed system running on multiple processes or services. Therefore, microservices must interact using interprocess communication technologies. This research aims to evaluate synchronous and asynchronous communication technologies and determine particular cases for their application while decomposing monolith into cloud-native applications. Five communication technologies, such as HTTP Rest, RabbitMQ, Kafka, gRPC, and GraphQL, have been evaluated and compared by proposed evaluation criteria. The advantages and disadvantages of each communication technology were identified in the context of microservices architecture.

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Migrating Legacy Software to Microservices Architecture

Kazanavicius

Mažeika

2019

2019 Open Conference of Electrical, Electronic and Information Sciences (eStream)

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A cloud software isolation and cross-platform portability methods

Cited by 5 publications

References 14 publications

Cloud Application Portability: Issues and Developments

Cloud Application Portability: Issues and Developments

Evaluation of Microservice Communication While Decomposing Monoliths

Migrating Legacy Software to Microservices Architecture

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