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|width="20%"|<!-- Research Problem--> '''Microservices Architecture in Banking''' - In recent years, there is much written about microservices architecture. Even so, there is very little written about how microservices are used in the banking industry. I study is needed to understand microservices implementation in banking. | |width="20%"|<!-- Research Problem--> '''Microservices Architecture in Banking''' - In recent years, there is much written about microservices architecture. Even so, there is very little written about how microservices are used in the banking industry. I study is needed to understand microservices implementation in banking. | ||
| − | |width="20%"|<!-- | + | |width="20%"|<!-- Research Questions --> '''Research Question 1:''' How do banks decide on the boundary context and granularity of microservices? '''Research Question 2:''' What kind of tool sets do banks use for building, testing, and deploying microservices? '''Research Question 3:''' What strategies to banks employ for migrating from monolithic systems to microservices? |
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|width="20%"|<!-- Research Problem--> '''Data Replication Across Microservice Instances''' - In a microservices architecture, as the demand (# of invocations) for a microservice increases, management tools elastically create replicate instances of the microservice. A study is needed to understand mechanisms for replicating the data underlying multiple instances of a microservice. | |width="20%"|<!-- Research Problem--> '''Data Replication Across Microservice Instances''' - In a microservices architecture, as the demand (# of invocations) for a microservice increases, management tools elastically create replicate instances of the microservice. A study is needed to understand mechanisms for replicating the data underlying multiple instances of a microservice. | ||
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|width="30%"|<!-- Students--> Student 1, Student 2, Student 3, Student 4 | |width="30%"|<!-- Students--> Student 1, Student 2, Student 3, Student 4 | ||
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Revision as of 16:04, 3 June 2019
Project deliverable:
- A research report covering 2-3 research questions
- A working prototype
- Presentation slides
Research Problems:
- Approach the faculty advisor
- Project selection should be mutually agreed
| Item | Research Problem | Research Questions | Students |
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| 1 | Microservices Architecture in Banking - In recent years, there is much written about microservices architecture. Even so, there is very little written about how microservices are used in the banking industry. I study is needed to understand microservices implementation in banking. | Research Question 1: How do banks decide on the boundary context and granularity of microservices? Research Question 2: What kind of tool sets do banks use for building, testing, and deploying microservices? Research Question 3: What strategies to banks employ for migrating from monolithic systems to microservices? | Student 1, Student 2, Student 3, Student 4 |
| 2 | Data Replication Across Microservice Instances - In a microservices architecture, as the demand (# of invocations) for a microservice increases, management tools elastically create replicate instances of the microservice. A study is needed to understand mechanisms for replicating the data underlying multiple instances of a microservice. | Your topic | Student 1, Student 2, Student 3, Student 4 |
