Architecture-Based Automated Updates of Distributed Microservices

Boyer, Fabienne; Etchevers, Xavier; Palma, Noël De; Tao, Xinxiu

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-03596-9_2

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“…• The principle of independence calls for a system of services which consists of independent microservices (slices) that are mostly independent to each other [22]. This should be the case if services are individually deployable, run as selfcontained units, and encompass an operating system along with the necessary runtimes, frameworks, libraries, and code [10]. • Microservices need to tolerate the unavailability of the services they access [10] and minimize fallout from unexpected constellations [16].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…This should be the case if services are individually deployable, run as selfcontained units, and encompass an operating system along with the necessary runtimes, frameworks, libraries, and code [10]. • Microservices need to tolerate the unavailability of the services they access [10] and minimize fallout from unexpected constellations [16]. These design principles are addressed in the bot development phase as follows:…”

Section: Developmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Each single service capsules small deployable chunks of application logic, built around business capabilities [24] which is separately developed and deployed by a small, dedicated team [24]. This should allow for agile development and operation [10] resulting in "high availability and redundancy, automatic scaling, easier infrastructure management and compliance with latest security standards…" [8].…”

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confidence: 99%

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Migrating Monoliths to Microservices

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Körber²

2023

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This research should help scholars and practitioners to manage the transition of monolithic legacy application systems to microservices and to better understand the migration process, its steps, characteristics and provide guidance on how best to approach it. We performed a systematic literature review and analyzed migration approaches presented by other researches. We propose to leverage Robotic Process Automation technology to extract business logic, create and deploy bots, which are then used to mimic microservices. In essence, this represents a novel use case, integrating RPA technology into the migration approach in order to reduce uncertainty and risk of failure.

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confidence: 99%

Section: Developmentmentioning

confidence: 99%