MICRO SERVICE ARCHITECTURE

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MICROSERVICE ARCHITECTURE
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Executive Summary:-
Whiteboard is one of the most prominent students learning management organization in the
world. The chief technical officer of this organization is trying to install the microservice
architecture for better services. In this report are describing basic concepts of microservice
architecture and also deliver three organizations micro architecture adoption concept. Not only
that this report also provides some basic modeling principle which can be helpful for the
adoption of microservice architecture. The last part of this report recommends some concepts
which can be helpful for the whiteboard future technical involvement.

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Table of Contents
Introduction:-...................................................................................................................................3
Discussion:-.....................................................................................................................................4
Concept of microservice architecture:-........................................................................................4
Microservice architecture in AMAZON:-...................................................................................4
Microservice architecture in Uber:-.............................................................................................6
Microservice architecture in Coca-Cola:-....................................................................................7
Principles of service modeling and technologies available for integration:-...............................7
Challenges in splitting the monolithic backend system:-............................................................9
Conclusion:-...................................................................................................................................10
Recommendations:-.......................................................................................................................11
References:-...................................................................................................................................12
Appendix:-.....................................................................................................................................14

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Introduction:-
The microservice architecture is a developmental process that buildings and application
as a group of small autonomous facilities, demonstrated a commercial domain (Alshuqayran, Ali
& Evans, 2016). The supervisory standard of microservices is to construct an application by
splitting its commercial components in small facilities that can be operated and deployed
unconventionally from each other. The separation of distresses between facilities is termed as
service restrictions. Separate facilities may be secured to single teams, resources, and roadmaps.
Some instance service restrictions might be user verification and payment processing services.
Microservices fluctuate from inheritance software expansion practices in which all mechanisms
were pushed together. This report is mainly related to one organization named "Whiteboard."
It is a leading learning management system and student supplier, supporting over many
worldwide learners. The CTO of this organization decided to renovation its technology approach.
The administration of its IT distribution teams to confirm they deliver dependable learning
management structures to over 600 colleges and institutes throughout the world. The Method
whiteboard provides widely manage the whole student lifecycle, from student employment,
student registration, teaching fee payment, content management, and the qualification issuance
and certificate (Nadareishvili et al., 2016). For this reason, the technical department of CTO tries
to incorporate the microservice process, which is essential for their business benefit.
Microservices trust not just on the technical skill arranging to upkeep this perception but on a
business having the principles, know-how, and configurations in place for expansion teams to be
capable of accepting this model.