The Impact of Microservices Architecture on Cloud Application Development and Deployment

Year : 2024 | Volume :14 | Issue : 02 | Page : –
By

Anand Sehgal

Prabhdeep Singh

Harsha

Raghav Vats

  1. Assistant Professor Department of school of engineering and technology , The Northcap University, Gurugram Haryana India
  2. Student Department of school of engineering and technology, The Northcap university, Gurugram Haryana India
  3. Student Department of school of engineering and technology, The Northcap university, Gurugram Haryana India
  4. Student Department of school of engineering and technology and technology, The Northcap university, Gurugram Haryana India

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to clarify how the development and deployment procedures of applications are impacted by cloud computing and microservices architecture, as these technologies become more widely used. Applications have moved significantly to the cloud in recent years in order to benefit from lower costs, elastic scalability, and other advantages. Simultaneously, a lot of businesses are switching from monolithic programs to microservices in order to get more agility, scalability, and adaptability. But moving to a microservices architecture hosted in the cloud also brings with it some new difficulties. Investigating the benefits of microservices on the cloud, this study will analyze prior research and case studies, including independent deploy ability and horizontal scalability. This study aims to provide light on how application development and deployment procedures are impacted by cloud computing and microservices architecture as these technologies gain traction. Recent years have seen a major migration of applications to the cloud in order to take advantage of cheaper pricing, elastic scalability, and other benefits. At the same time, many companies are moving away from monolithic applications and toward microservices in order to gain greater flexibility, scalability, and agility. However, switching to a cloud-hosted microservices design also presents some new challenges. This study will examine the benefits of microservices in the cloud, such as independent deploy ability and horizontal scalability, through a review of prior research and case studies.

Keywords: microservices architecture, cloud computing, application development, deployment, scalability

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Volume 14
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Received April 9, 2024
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Published June 29, 2024
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