Investigation of Architecture and Technology Stack for e-Archive System

Falatiuk, Hennadii; Shirokopetleva, Mariya; Дударь, Зоя Владимировна

doi:10.1109/picst47496.2019.9061407

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“…Consequently, modularization can be applied in various stages of design, ranging from the architecture specification to the detailing of the design and (Sant'Anna, 2008) code abstraction levels. The main objective of the software architecture is to define which components the system should consist of, how these components will communicate with each other, and how they should be deployed to fulfill the requirements (Falatiuk et al, 2019). Therefore, the architecture of software plays an important role in the formulation and development of software (Gardazi & Shahid, 2009).…”

Section: Modularization Of Interestsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In event-based architecture, components only publish data without knowing the other components or who will consume and react to the data, promoting the separation of computation and event publishing from any subsequent processing (Fiege et al, 2002). Furthermore, their communication is asynchronous in the producer/consumer model, and both are independent of each other (Falatiuk et al, 2019). Consequently, promoting loose coupling between components is why event-driven architecture has become predominant in large-scale distributed applications (Fiege et al, 2002).…”

Section: Event-driven Architecturementioning

confidence: 99%

“…Its result was satisfactory, achieving a low response time even in an environment composed of many producers and consumers. Falatiuk et al (2019). They present a qualitative study, describing the main architectural concepts and selection of technologies for implementing a document management system, the e-archive.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In fact, not only less coupling in REST, but also less variation in each scenario. The best separation of concerns is in line with the feature of microservices (Falatiuk et al, 2019;Laigner et al, 2020), where each service is independent. This promotes greater modularization of the application, which benefits in scenarios where there are changes in the behavior or evolution of the application, such as the addition of new features (Sant'Anna, 2008).…”

Section: Separation Of Concerns and Couplingmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Event-driven Architecture and REST Architectural Style: An Exploratory Study on Modularity

Farias

Lazzari

2023

JART

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Event-driven architecture has been widely adopted in the software industry, emerging as an alternative to the development of enterprise applications based on REST architectural style. However, little is known about the effects of event-driven architecture on modularity while enterprise applications evolve. Consequently, practitioners end up adopting it without any empirical evidence about its impacts on essential indicators, including separation of concerns, coupling, cohesion, complexity, and size. This article, therefore, reports an exploratory study comparing event-driven architecture and REST style in terms of modularity. A realistic application was developed using an event-driven architecture and REST through ve evolution scenarios. In each scenario, a feature was added. The generated versions were compared using ten metrics. The initial results suggest that the event-driven architecture improved the separation of concerns, but was outperformed considering the metrics of coupling, cohesion, complexity and size. The findings are encouraging and can be seen as a first step in a more ambitious agenda to empirically evaluate the bene ts of event-driven architecture against the REST architectural style.

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Section: Modularization Of Interestsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Event-driven Architecturementioning

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Event-driven Architecture and REST Architectural Style: An Exploratory Study on Modularity

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2023

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“…Besides, the article "Investigation of Architecture and Technology Stack for e-Archive System" [19] investigated the technologies and architecture models necessary for an electronic file system. This induces the OASIS architecture model for the system development and details the different types of architecture possible to use as Web-Queue-Worker, Microservices, and others.…”

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A Cloud Pub/Sub Architecture to Integrate Google Big Query with Elasticsearch using Cloud Functions

Gutiérrez¹,

Vera²

2022

IJC

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In recent years, the need for analytics on large volumes of data has become increasingly important. It turns out to be extremely useful in making strategic decisions about different applications. In this way, appropriate mechanisms must be designed to carry out data processing and integration with different platforms to take advantage of their best features. In this work, an architecture that works on cloud services is shown to migrate data stored in Big Query to an analytics engine such as Elasticsearch and take advantage of its potential in query, insert and display operations. This is accomplished through the use of Cloud Functions and Pub / Sub. The integration of these platforms through the proposed architecture showed 100% effectiveness when transferring data to another, maintaining an insertion rate of 4,138.30 documents per second, demonstrating its robustness, efficiency, and versatility when performing a data migration. This pretends to establish an architecture solution when it comes about handling a large amount of data as in the real world.

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On the impact of event-driven architecture on performance: An exploratory study

Cabane,

Farias

2024

Future Generation Computer Systems

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Investigation of Architecture and Technology Stack for e-Archive System

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Event-driven Architecture and REST Architectural Style: An Exploratory Study on Modularity

Event-driven Architecture and REST Architectural Style: An Exploratory Study on Modularity

A Cloud Pub/Sub Architecture to Integrate Google Big Query with Elasticsearch using Cloud Functions

On the impact of event-driven architecture on performance: An exploratory study

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