Microservices and Architecture

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Table of Contents
Executive Summary................................................................................................... 2
Introduction................................................................................................................ 3
Micro-service architecture.......................................................................................... 3
Microservices architecture benefits.........................................................................6
Implementation of micro-service architecture............................................................6
Principles of service modeling and integration technologies....................................10
Challenges in splitting the backend monolithic systems..........................................11
Ethical, legal and security issues in the transiting to micro-service architecture.....12
Conclusion................................................................................................................ 12
Recommendations.................................................................................................... 13
References............................................................................................................... 14

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Executive Summary
A monolithic approach is a good approach to service management. In
addition, this approach has good benefits for an organization. Besides, organziation
has developed and they provide various services to their clients. Therefore,
microservice architecture has required managing various services of the
organization. There are various examples that are using Microservices in real-time,
such as Amazon, Uber, Wal-Mart, Spotify, and many others.
This report will provide details about the microservice architecture with a few
good examples, such as Wal-Mart, Spotify, and Amazon. It will describe the
challenges faced by those companies at the time of implementation. It will also
provide ethical, legal, and security issues in the microservice architecture. In this
report, recommendations will provide for the organization in the later sections.

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Introduction
Service-oriented Architecture (SOA) has a variant that is Microservices. A
software development method provides various services to manage different
services in a good manner for an organization (Erl, 2016). Microservices is a carrier-
oriented architecture sample wherein applications are constructed as a group of
various smallest unbiased service units (Aslam, 2016). It is for a software
engineering method, which focuses on decomposing an application into single-
function modules with well-described interfaces. Those modules may be
independently deployed in an organization. In addition, those have operated by
using small teams who very own the entire lifecycle of the carrier (Atchison, 2018).
In addition, this architecture is highly used for the various development and
management of various business functions of an organization to improve its
performance as well as profit and revenue. It will provide better results.
Microservice architecture is an upgrade of monolithic approach for development of
software and different services for an organization (Bakshi, 2017).
This report will explain microservice architecture in detail with their uses and
benefits for different types of companies. In this report, implementation of
microservice architecture in different three organization will describe in details. It
will provide integration and modeling of various technologies and their principles. It
will explain changes in the traditional approach of development using different
examples. In addition, ethical, legal, and security issues in the microservice
architecture will provide in the later section of this report.
Micro-service architecture
Microservices has been making waves amongst ahead-questioning
application development companies since the time was first coined in 2011
(Kappagantula, 2019). Some quick years later, Microservices is at the verge of going
mainstream, as, consistent with a recent survey from Nix, 36 percent of businesses
surveyed are presently using Microservices, with some other 26 percentage within