Monolithic systems increasingly suffer from maintainability and scalability issues as they
grow in functionality, size, and complexity. It is widely believed that (micro) service-based …

The main task of microservice extraction is to find which software entities (eg, methods,
classes) should be grouped together from existing monolithic software as candidate …

The success of modernizing legacy software systems to Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA)
depends on Service Identification Approaches (SIAs), which identify reusable functionalities …

Microservices architecture emphasizes employing multiple small-scale and independently
deployable microservices, rather than encapsulating all function capabilities into one …

The microservices architectural style is gaining more and more momentum for the
development of applications as suites of small, autonomous, and conversational services …

Microservices emerged as one of the most popular architectural patterns in the recent years
given the increased need to scale, grow and flexibilize software projects accompanied by …

Since microservice has merged as a promising architectural style with advantages in
maintainability, scalability, evolvability, etc., increasing companies choose to restructure …

A vast majority of web services exist without explicit associated semantic descriptions. As a
result many services that are relevant to a specific user service request may not be …

Microservices is an architectural style inspired by service-oriented computing that structures
an application as a collection of cohesive and loosely coupled components, which …

Abstract Service‐oriented architecture (SOA) has been widely used to design enterprise
applications in the past two decades. The services in SOA are becoming complex with the …