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 are gaining tremendous traction in industry and a growing scientific interest in
academia. More and more companies are adopting this architectural style for modernizing …

A microservice-based application is composed of a set of small services that run within their
own processes and communicate with a lightweight mechanism. Processing the …

Abstract Initial developments in Service-Oriented Computing (SOC) led to the development
of Web Services using the SOAP protocol and an extensive set of tools and methods for …

Context Microservices must be composed to provide users with complex and elaborated
functionalities. It seems that the decentralized nature of microservices makes a …

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

Inspired by Service Oriented Architecture (SOA), and from the convergence of Cloud
Computing and Web 2.0, Microservice Architecture (MSA) has recently emerged as an …

Microservice-based architectures (MSAs) gained momentum in industrial and research
communities since finer-grained and more independent components foster reuse and …

The microservice architecture provides an efficient manner to allocate computational
resources since each microservice can be individually scaled. Despite its benefits, there are …

Crossover cooperation and fusion between services is becoming very common in the
modern service industry. Crossover service fusion can create value that cannot be provided …