Context A microservice architecture is composed of a set of small services, each running in
its own process and communicating with lightweight mechanisms. Many aspects on …

Microservices architecture has become enormously popular because traditional monolithic
architectures no longer meet the needs of scalability and rapid development cycle, and the …

Abstract Context: Microservices Architecture (MSA) has received significant attention in the
software industry. However, little empirical evidence exists on design, monitoring, and …

Microservice systems are often deployed in complex cloud-based environments and may
involve a large number of service instances being dynamically created and destroyed. It is …

The dramatically increasing of mobile applications make it convenient for users to complete
complex tasks on their mobile devices. However, the latency brought by unstable wireless …

Microservices architecture has gained significant traction, in part owing to its potential to
deliver scalable, robust, agile, and failure-resilient software products. Consequently, many …

Microservices are a topic driven mainly by practitioners and academia is only starting to
investigate them. Hence, there is no clear picture of the usage of Microservices in practice. In …

Microservice-based architecture is a SOA-inspired principle of building complex systems as
a composition of small, loosely coupled components that communicate with each other …

To remain competitive in a fast changing environment, many companies started to migrate
their legacy applications towards a Microservices architecture. Such extensive migration …

Background: Seeking an appropriate architecture for the design of software is always a
challenge. Although microservices are claimed to be a lightweight architecture style that can …