From Monolith to Microservice: Measuring Architecture Maintainability

Challenges When Moving from Monolith to Microservice Architecture

One of the more recent avenues towards more flexible installations and execution is the transition from monolithic architecture to microservice architecture. In such architecture, where microservices can be more liberally updated, relocated, and replaced, building liquid software also becomes simpler, as adaptation and deployment of code is easier than when using a monolithic architecture where...

Deening and Measuring Maintainability

Maintainability is a measure of the ease with which a software system can be maintained. In this paper we propose a quantitative deenition of maintainability, and discuss means to estimate the maintainability of a software system on the basis of a static analysis of its deliverables. Such an estimation eeort is useful inasmuchas it allows us to predict the maintainability of a software system a...

Measuring software maintainability

Ensuring and Assessing Architecture Conformance to Microservice Decomposition Patterns

Microservice-based software architecture design has been widely discussed, and best practices have been published as architecture design patterns. However, conformance to those patterns is hard to ensure and assess automatically, leading to problems such as architectural drift and erosion, especially in the context of continued software evolution or large-scale microservice systems. In addition...

Maintainability through Architecture Development

This position paper investigates on the need to put software architecture evaluations for maintainability in a broader perspective than is done until now.