Microservice Based Tool Support for Business Process Modelling

Alpers, Sascha; Becker, Christoph; Oberweis, Andreas; Schuster, Thomas

doi:10.1109/edocw.2015.32

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“…However, some attributes scored fewer occurrences which implied lack of consideration. These attributes were basically security ID [15,18,23,32,33], load balancing ID [1,20] and organizational alignment ID [13,15]. In addition to the results of research questions 2 and 3 above, we decided to investigate a possible relationship between quality attributes in the literature and model views presented.…”

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“…Scaling microservices can become a challenge if the right architecture is not followed. There are several guidelines such as 12 factor application and cloud native designs 1 , which need to be followed to make service scaling easier. Most of these guidelines demand statelessness and portability by decoupling service runtime from OS and platform resources.…”

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A Systematic Mapping Study in Microservice Architecture

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2016

2016 IEEE 9th International Conference on Service-Oriented Computing and Applications (SOCA)

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Abstract-The accelerating progress of network speed, reliability and security creates an increasing demand to move software and services from being stored and processed locally on users' machines to being managed by third parties that are accessible through the network. This has created the need to develop new software development methods and software architectural styles that meet these new demands. One such example in software architectural design is the recent emergence of the microservices architecture to address the maintenance and scalability demands of online service providers. As microservice architecture is a new research area, the need for a systematic mapping study is crucial in order to summarise the progress so far and identify the gaps and requirements for future studies. In this paper we present a systematic mapping study of microservices architectures and their implementation. Our study focuses on identifying architectural challenges, the architectural diagrams/views and quality attributes related to microsevice systems.

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A Systematic Mapping Study in Microservice Architecture

Alshuqayran

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Evans

2016

2016 IEEE 9th International Conference on Service-Oriented Computing and Applications (SOCA)

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“…Although the Microservices community recommends the avoidance of (iii) as they do not want business logic embedded in a service bus [21], there is an increasing tendency to use exogenous interactions for Microservices in traditional SOA applications [47], [3]. By contrast, in the context of IoT, eventdriven interactions are currently more popular.…”

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Analysis and Classification of Service Interactions for the Scalability of the Internet of Things

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Lau

2018

2018 IEEE International Congress on Internet of Things (ICIOT)

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Scalability is an important concern for Internet of Things (IoT) applications since the amount of service interactions may become overwhelming, due to the huge number of interconnected nodes. In this paper, we present an IoT scenario for real-time Electrocardiogram (ECG) monitoring, in order to analyze how well different kinds of service interactions can fulfill the scalability requirements of IoT applications.

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“…Work related to the orchestration of microservices includes (Rajasekar et al, 2012), who describe the integrated Rule Oriented Data System (iRODS) for large-scale data management, which uses a distributed event-condition-action rule engine to orchestrate micro-services into conditional chainoriented workflows, maintaining transactional properties through recovery micro-services. (Alpers et al, 2015) describe a microservice architecture for BPM tools, highlighting a Petri Net editor to support humans with BPM.…”

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Microflows: Lightweight Automated Planning and Enactment of Workflows Comprising Semantically-Annotated Microservices

Oberhauser

2016

Proceedings of the Sixth International Symposium on Business Modeling and Software Design

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Business processes are facing increasing pressure to quickly and flexibly adapt to changes in the process context. Moreover, microservices are becoming increasingly popular as an architectural style for partitioning business logic into small services accessible with lightweight mechanisms, leading to increasing pressure for a more dynamic integration of information services with processes. Process-aware information systems must thus increasingly incorporate the ability to react to unforeseen changes during process enactment, facing difficulties in pre-modelling all the possible process variations and enactment circumstances for larger process models. This paper presents Microflows, an automatic lightweight declarative approach for the workflow-centric orchestration of semantically-annotated microservices using agent-based clients, graph-based methods, and the lightweight semantic vocabularies JSON-LD and Hydra. The evaluation results show the approach's potential in lightweight resource utilization, investigates its scalability, and compares its automation to common manual workflow modeling and enactment.

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Microservice Based Tool Support for Business Process Modelling

Cited by 22 publications

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A Systematic Mapping Study in Microservice Architecture

A Systematic Mapping Study in Microservice Architecture

Analysis and Classification of Service Interactions for the Scalability of the Internet of Things

Microflows: Lightweight Automated Planning and Enactment of Workflows Comprising Semantically-Annotated Microservices

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