Leveraging microservices architecture by using Docker technology

Jaramillo, David; Nguyen, Duy V; Smart, Robert

doi:10.1109/secon.2016.7506647

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“…As well, it tried to make the environment of execution of the SV a little more equal, since the same microservice was executed on a virtual machine in the cloud and in a RaspberryPi on Edge. Although the deployment of microservices through Docker Containers is not an unpublished topic [16], this work explores for the first time the use of Docker Containers for deployment of the same service that runs in the Cloud or the Edge.…”

Section: A Monitored Applicationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Osmotic Monitoring of Microservices between the Edge and Cloud

Souza

Cacho

Noor

et al. 2018

2018 IEEE 20th International Conference on High Performance Computing and Communications; IEEE 16th International Conference On

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Osmotic computing is a new IoT application programming paradigm thats driven by the significant increase in resource capacity/capability at the network edge, along with support for data transfer protocols that enable such resources to interact more seamlessly with Cloud-based services. Much of the difficulty in QoS and performance monitoring of IoT applications in an Osmotic computing environment is due to the massive scale and heterogeneity (IoT + Edge + Cloud) of computing environments. To, this end, this work presents an integrated monitoring system for monitoring IoT applications decomposed as microservices and executed in an Osmotic computing environment. A real-world smart parking IoT application is used for an experimental evaluation and for demonstrating the effectiveness of the proposed approach. Through rigorous experimental evaluation, we validate the Osmotic monitoring system ability to holistically identify variation in CPU, memory, and network latency of microservices deployed across Cloud and Edge layers.

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Section: A Monitored Applicationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Osmotic Monitoring of Microservices between the Edge and Cloud

Souza

Cacho

Noor

et al. 2018

2018 IEEE 20th International Conference on High Performance Computing and Communications; IEEE 16th International Conference On

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“…It highlights all the issues which involve migration to microservice [32]. The main features which are creating and promoting the demand of such a technology are scalability, security, reliability, fast progress, and speed of the network [20]. So, the researchers are trying hard to introduce new software architecture styles and software development methods to meet all the demands of enterprises [6].…”

Section: E Need Of Systematic Mappingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Matrix Clustering based Migration of System Application to Microservices Architecture

Ghayyur¹,

Razzaq²,

Ullah³

et al. 2018

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Abstract-A microservice architecture (MSA) style is an emerging approach which is gaining strength with the passage of time. Micro services are recommended by a number of researchers to overcome the limitations and issues encountered by usage of aging method of monolithic architecture styles. Previously the monolithic applications cannot be decomposed into smaller and different services. Monolithic styles application was the one build application. The issue resolution has the focus on lightweight independent application services in the form of sizable services, self-contained units with primary focus on maintenance, performance, scalability, and online services eliminating dependency. All quality factors have been thoroughly discussed in literature, system application migration is becoming an emerging issue with different challenges. This study is addressing the tight coupling to reducing this issue. Moreover, this literature review indicates some complex problems about the migration or conversion of system application into microservice. In architecture, dependency is a big challenge and issue in recent technology. Microservices are recommended by a number of researchers to overcome the limitations issue about how to migrate the existing system application to microservice. The need for a systematic mapping is essential in order to recap the improvement and identify the gaps and requirements for future studies. This study shows open issues first, new findings of quality attributes of microservices and then this study helps to understand the difference between previous traditional systems and microservices based systems. This research study creates awareness about system migration to microservices.

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“…The current trend is to decompose a complete VNF in the form of micro-services [2], [10], [3], [11], [12] interacting between each other, each micro-service executing a set of elementary tasks. Once a VNF is decomposed into micro-services, the subsequent task is to instantiate them onto a virtualized architecture.…”

Section: A Decomposition Of a Vnf Into Micro-servicesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The decomposition of a global VNF into several components (or micro-services [2] [3]), which can be instantiated on distant servers, raises the problem of interconnecting them. This is deeply related to the method of programming the network.…”

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Verifying the configuration of virtualized network functions in software defined networks

Pelay¹,

Guillemin

Barais

2017

2017 IEEE Conference on Network Function Virtualization and Software Defined Networks (NFV-SDN)

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Abstract-The deployment of modular virtual network functions (VNFs) in software defined infrastructures (SDI) enables cloud and network providers to deploy integrated network services across different resource domains. It leads to a large interleaving between network configuration through software defined network controllers and VNF deployment within this network. Most of the configuration management tools and network orchestrators used to deploy VNF lack of an abstraction to express Assume-Guarantee contracts between the VNF and the SDN configuration. Consequently, VNF deployment can be inconsistent with network configurations. To tackle this challenge, in this paper, we present an approach to check the consistency between the VNF description described from a set of structural models and flow-chart models and a proposed deployment on a real SDN infrastructure with its own configuration manager. We illustrate our approach on virtualized Evolved Packet Core function.

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Leveraging microservices architecture by using Docker technology

Cited by 112 publications

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Osmotic Monitoring of Microservices between the Edge and Cloud

Osmotic Monitoring of Microservices between the Edge and Cloud

Matrix Clustering based Migration of System Application to Microservices Architecture

Verifying the configuration of virtualized network functions in software defined networks

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