Supporting the evolution of event-driven service-oriented architectures using change patterns

Tragatschnig, Simon; Stevanetic, Srdjan; Zdun, Uwe

doi:10.1016/j.infsof.2018.04.005

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“…EBS utilizes events to process data across various services. In other words, when a data processing request occurs, this service will work and send the data to the intended service for processing and storing it in the database (Eisenhauer, 2009), (Tragatschnig, 2018), (Lazzari, 2023). Additionally, EBS can assist in managing queues in data processing asynchronously.…”

Section: Monolith and Event Based Systemmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Case Study of Implementation Strategy for Performance Optimization in Distributed Cluster System

Taufik Rendi Anggara

2024

JCSTS

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Nowadays, many people spend their time on the Internet, and the number of people subscribed to mobile phones is 69.4% of the 5.61 billion population in the world. To handle this situation, we need to implement a high-performance Distributed Cluster System (DCS) in the correct architecture as well. We separated the cluster for each purpose and gave it a unique VLAN. This study uses a mix of methodologies between case study and system development with evaluation after implementation. We observe all aspects of built-in technologies. In this research, monolith spikes us for performance issues, and also, the infrastructure is messy implemented. Event Based System (EBS) helps DCS to absorb high processing tasks in peak situations. EBS can easily lose a couple as needed. Labeling the incoming data assists us in managing inconsistent distributed data in the environment. Our research was evaluated for two weeks. The result is very pleasant, and the requirements in this research were satisfied.

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Section: Monolith and Event Based Systemmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Case Study of Implementation Strategy for Performance Optimization in Distributed Cluster System

Taufik Rendi Anggara

2024

JCSTS

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“…Núñez et al in [8], based on the Model-Driven Development (MDD) approach, elaborate on the transition from platform-independent to platform-specific models. Sunitha et al [9] and Simon et al [10] investigated the effects of UML-based modeling on code generation, while Apostol et al [11] focused on the costs and challenges of UML-derived code. In this framework, Sánchez-Morales et al [12], Chaber et al [13], and Burak et al [14] address automated code generation processes and demonstrate the potential for integration with different platforms and paradigms.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Developing Web-Based Process Management with Automatic Code Generation

Uyanık,

Sayar

2023

Applied Sciences

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Automated code generation and process flow management are central to web-based application development today. This database-centric approach targets the form and process management challenges faced by corporate companies. It minimizes the time losses caused by managing hundreds of forms and processes, especially in large companies. Shortening development times, optimizing user interaction, and simplifying the code are critical advantages offered by this methodology. These low-code systems accelerate development, allowing organizations to adapt to the market quickly. This approach simplifies the development process with drag-and-drop features and enables developers to produce more effective solutions with less code. Automatic code generation with flow diagrams allows one to manage inter-page interactions and processes more intuitively. The interactive Process Design Editor developed in this study makes code generation more user-friendly and accessible. The case study results show that a 98.68% improvement in development processes, a 95.84% improvement in test conditions, and a 36.01% improvement in code size were achieved with this system. In conclusion, automated code generation and process flow management represent a significant evolution in web application development processes. This methodology both shortens development times and improves code quality. In the future, the demand for these technologies is expected to increase even more.

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“…Today, REST is one of the most popular web architectures. Readers can get more information about web architectures from [2,3]. Because the functionality and code size of web applications are growing, getting help from code generators alongside architectural structures in the development process also becomes widespread.…”

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“…1 A messaging standard between web services was defined in the W3C Recommendation on Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) Messaging Framework. 2 Fielding and Taylor introduced the Representational State Transfer (REST) architectural style in 2002 [1]. Today, REST is one of the most popular web architectures.…”

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A template-based code generator for web applications

Uyanik¹,

Şahin²

2020

Turk J Elec Eng & Comp Sci

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The importance and usage of web applications grow every day. Today from small businesses to large-scale corporations, many institutions prefer web applications for both their internal and external services. Code size and complexity of these kinds of applications grow rapidly. This brings up the question of how to improve the development process of web applications. A solution can be to use code generators. This paper introduces a template-based code generator to improve the development process of web applications. The code generator was developed and integrated into a real-life web application. Today, the web application together with the code generator is actively used in industry. This proves that an effective integration of a template-based code generator into a real-life large-scale web application can be achieved. In addition, the effectiveness of automatic code generation to manual implementation was shown with experimentation. Throughout the experiments, bug-free code generation was observed. Also, 98.95% improvement in average development time, 93.97% improvement in average test run count, and 49.37% improvement in average code size was achieved.

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Supporting the evolution of event-driven service-oriented architectures using change patterns

Cited by 13 publications

References 18 publications

A Case Study of Implementation Strategy for Performance Optimization in Distributed Cluster System

A Case Study of Implementation Strategy for Performance Optimization in Distributed Cluster System

Developing Web-Based Process Management with Automatic Code Generation

A template-based code generator for web applications

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