Large-scale software systems are currently designed as distributed entities and deployed in
cloud data centers. To overcome the limitations inherent to this type of deployment …

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

Digital twin is a virtual entity that is linked to a real-world entity. Both the link and the virtual
representation can be realized in several different ways. However, the ambiguous meanings …

The purpose of this work is the definition of a strategy, still in early stage, that will be able to
support the migration from a Monolithic Architecture to a Microservices Architecture. This …

While the recently emerged Microservices architectural style is widely discussed in literature,
it is difficult to find clear guidance on the process of refactoring legacy applications. The …

Abstract Function-as-a-Service (FaaS) describes cloud computing services that make
infrastructure components transparent to application developers, thus falling in the larger …

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 widely used for flexible software development. Recently, containers have
become the preferred deployment technology for microservices because of fast start-up and …

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

Currently, organizations face the need to create scalable applications in an agile way that
impacts new forms of production and business organization. The traditional monolithic …