Unified Account Management for High Performance Computing as a Service with Microservice Architecture

Cao, Rongqiang; Lu, Shasha; Wang, Xiaoning; Xiao, Haili; Chi, Xuebin

doi:10.22323/1.327.0020

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“…As a popular distributed App development ecosystem, Microservices-based architecture enables rapid authorization and management [30]. Many famous and large Internet companies have provided authorization services, such as Google Accounts, Facebook, Alipay, WeChat, Microblogging, QQ, and other third-party interactive tools [31]. These architectures offer a lightweight infrastructure that allows developers to pay more attention to the core business workflow design and help users enjoy the process of Opening, Using, Sharing, and Closing.…”

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Mini-MES: A Microservices-Based Apps System for Data Interconnecting and Production Controlling in Decentralized Manufacturing

Jiang

Liu

2019

Applied Sciences

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Manufacturing factories and their resources are moving towards being networked, flat, flexible, and diversified in the context of social manufacturing. It is urgent to manage the increasingly complex and variable manufacturing processes effectively in such cross-factory production. This paper proposes a brand-new microservices-based Mini-MES (M2ES) Apps System, which adopts the decentralized and distributed architecture to comply with the needs of software supported manufacturing. The basic properties of the M2ES Apps System, such as its running logic and its data organization, are discussed, and a real-world industrial case is described to illustrate how it works. Results show that the proposed M2ES Apps System has better performance, reliability, and scalability than the initial information systems.

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Section: Microservices-based Architecturementioning

confidence: 99%

Mini-MES: A Microservices-Based Apps System for Data Interconnecting and Production Controlling in Decentralized Manufacturing

Jiang

Liu

2019

Applied Sciences

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Authentication and Authorization in Microservices Architecture: A Systematic Literature Review

Almeida

Canedo

2022

Applied Sciences

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The microservice architectural style splits an application into small services, which are implemented independently, with their own deployment unit. This architecture can bring benefits, nevertheless, it also poses challenges, especially about security aspects. In this case, there are several microservices within a single system, it represents an increase in the exposure of the safety surface, unlike the monolithic style, there are several applications running independently and must be secured individually. In this architecture, microservices communicate with each other, sometimes in a trust relationship. In this way, unauthorized access to a specific microservice could compromise an entire system. Therefore, it brings a need to explore knowledge about issues of security in microservices, especially in aspects of authentication and authorization. In this work, a Systematic Literature Review is carried out to answer questions on this subject, involving aspects of the challenges, mechanisms and technologies that deal with authentication and authorization in microservices. It was found that there are few studies dealing with the subject, especially in practical order, however, there is a consensus that communication between microservices, mainly due to its individual and trustworthy characteristics, is a concern to be considered. To face the problems, mechanisms such as OAuth 2.0, OpenID Connect, API Gateway and JWT are used. Finally, it was found that there are few open-source technologies that implement the researched mechanisms, with some mentions of the Spring Framework.

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Unified Account Management for High Performance Computing as a Service with Microservice Architecture

Cited by 2 publications

References 13 publications

Mini-MES: A Microservices-Based Apps System for Data Interconnecting and Production Controlling in Decentralized Manufacturing

Mini-MES: A Microservices-Based Apps System for Data Interconnecting and Production Controlling in Decentralized Manufacturing

Authentication and Authorization in Microservices Architecture: A Systematic Literature Review

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