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  1. Optimizing Microservice Design Parameters

    … cloud services are increasingly deployed as microservices. An important question is given application logic, how to design an effective microservice architecture. Existing studies have underscored the importance of microservice cohesiveness and coupling, using these metrics to drive automatic …

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  2. Auto-Scaling Containerized Microservice Applications

    The microservices architecture is being increasingly used to build complex applications. Many such applications are customer-facing. Hence, they face workload fluctuations and need to respond to end user requests quickly in spite of such fluctuations. Furthermore, application owners typically …

    calgary Repository record for Auto-Scaling Containerized Microservice Applications (opens in a new tab)

  3. The role of enterprise architecture management in microservice architecture adoption: the key aspects to govern the microservice architecture

    Arquitetura de Microserviços (MSA) é um estilo arquitetural para construção de sistemas distribuídos através de um conjunto de pequenos serviços que podem ser publicados de modo totalmente independente. Ao adotar a arquitetura de microserviços, as empresas precisam controlar alguns aspetos que …

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  4. Instrumenting Observability in a Decentralized Microservice Architecture

    … frameworks, these solutions do not target microservice architectures, which are used more and more with expansive code bases, such as those likely to be employed in an industry environment. They also require extensive configuration to be fully integrated with a pre-existing system. As such, …

    mit Repository record for Instrumenting Observability in a Decentralized Microservice Architecture (opens in a new tab)

  5. Evaluating SigmaOS with Kubernetes for Orchestrating Microservice and Serverless Applications

    … a mainstream cloud operating system, using a microservice-style social network website and a serverless image resizing program. It measures their performances on a small-scale cluster in CloudLab. The SigmaOS version of the social network is easier to build (30% fewer lines), and its image …

    mit Repository record for Evaluating SigmaOS with Kubernetes for Orchestrating Microservice and Serverless Applications (opens in a new tab)

  6. A study of testing a microservice system based on code coverage

    The microservice architecture is a service-oriented architecture that supports the development of small loosely-coupled software services. In contrast to the monolithic architecture, the microservice architecture is increasingly popular among developers since it allows for an easier development …

    uiuc Repository record for A study of testing a microservice system based on code coverage (opens in a new tab)

  7. Kill switch design pattern for microservice architectures on internet of things devices

    … pattern. By defining operation levels for microservice-based virtualized application components and their respective communication paths, application functionality can be dynamically modified to an essential state. This thesis contributes: a formalized definition of the proposed design …

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  8. Flow: a microservice architecture for achieving confidence in the compatibility of deployed microservices

    … a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) product using a microservices architecture, there often exists a conflict between product stability, by virtue of testing, and agility/throughput, by virtue of being able to deploy independently and quickly. This thesis presents Flow, a pattern for microservice

    mit Repository record for Flow: a microservice architecture for achieving confidence in the compatibility of deployed microservices (opens in a new tab)

  9. A microservice-based frontend software for a distributed energy resource management platform under Grid Artificial Intelligence (GridAI) framework

    This thesis presents the development of the Frontend Component of a comprehensive platform for Distributed Energy Resource Management Systems (DERMS) designed to manage, monitor, and optimize distributed energy resources (DERs) effectively. As DER adoption grows, with technologies like solar …

    iastate Repository record for A microservice-based frontend software for a distributed energy resource management platform under Grid Artificial Intelligence (GridAI) framework (opens in a new tab)

  10. Grasp - A Graph-Based SLA Breach Prediction Framework at the Service Level in Neural Inference

    … driven by the power and flexibility of microservices. Despite their advantages in fault isolation and flexible deployment, microservices often experience unpredictable latency spikes, leading to costly Service Level Agreement (SLA) violations. This thesis introduces a multiscale …

    york Repository record for Grasp - A Graph-Based SLA Breach Prediction Framework at the Service Level in Neural Inference (opens in a new tab)

  11. Link Prediction on Distributed Systems

    Microservices are a fundamental component of modern distributed systems, enabling scalability, flexibility, and resilience. However, understanding and predicting the interactions between microservices, which evolve over time, remains a significant challenge. Traditional static models fail to …

    brock Repository record for Link Prediction on Distributed Systems (opens in a new tab)

  12. Dossier: Distributed operating system and infrastructure for scientific data management

    … At the core of DOSSIER is an adaptive control microservice infrastructure that is de- signed to tackle the aforementioned challenges of data cyberinfrastructure for distributed scientific data management. Particularly, to handle heterogeneous scientific data processing and analysis, we start …

    uiuc Repository record for Dossier: Distributed operating system and infrastructure for scientific data management (opens in a new tab)

  13. Death by design: a biological approach to container security

    <p>Microservice architectures are central to modern cloud computing and have become the dominant design pattern for scalable, distributed applications. Kubernetes is often the tool used for rapid deployment and orchestration of microservices. A known issue for large networks clusters is a malicious …

    eastern-wash Repository record for Death by design: a biological approach to container security (opens in a new tab)

  14. Event-Driven Distributed Task Orchestration System with Applications to Automated PCB Design

    … to automatically generate PCB designs. Microservice-based architectures have proven to be popular due to their flexibility and scalability. X AI’s current process for generating a printed circuit board design is monolithic with logically separate stages, making it difficult to support …

    mit Repository record for Event-Driven Distributed Task Orchestration System with Applications to Automated PCB Design (opens in a new tab)

  15. μJUNITER: Automated Unification of Microservices into Modular Monoliths for Versatile Software Architecture Migration

    … of these migrations partition monoliths into microservices, several prominent enterprises have reported having to unite microservices into monoliths to reduce management and communication overheads. The required unification is typically manual, substantial, tedious, and error-prone for complex …

    vt Repository record for μJUNITER: Automated Unification of Microservices into Modular Monoliths for Versatile Software Architecture Migration (opens in a new tab)

  16. Design, implementation and effectiveness of ClassTranscribe

    … built using modern web-technologies with a microservice architecture enabling scaling to thousands of users and sync with popular media sources and other lecture capture systems. An evaluation of event data collected for a large-enrollment system programming course delivered solely using …

    uiuc Repository record for Design, implementation and effectiveness of ClassTranscribe (opens in a new tab)

  17. Machine Learning Interference Modelling for Cloud-native Applications

    Modern cloud-native applications use microservice architecture patterns, where fine granular software components are deployed in lightweight containers that run inside cloud virtual machines. To utilize resources more efficiently, containers belonging to different applications are often co-located …

    york Repository record for Machine Learning Interference Modelling for Cloud-native Applications (opens in a new tab)

  18. eMicro: Real-Time Multi-Hop Access Control for Microservices with eBPF

    … cloud applications often comprise thousands of microservices whose interactions form complex request paths. Traditional inter-service access control restricts individual service-to-service requests, but fails to prevent multi-hop attacks, where each hop appears legitimate yet the overall path …

    vt Repository record for eMicro: Real-Time Multi-Hop Access Control for Microservices with eBPF (opens in a new tab)

  19. A methodology for using eBPF to efficiently monitor network behavior in Linux Kubernetes clusters

    … orchestration systems, such as Kubernetes and microservice based application architectures there has been a corresponding growth in tools aimed at monitoring these systems. As monitoring approaches have evolved the implementation of instrumentation has shifted from the application level to the …

    mit Repository record for A methodology for using eBPF to efficiently monitor network behavior in Linux Kubernetes clusters (opens in a new tab)

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