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Mind Overflow: A Process Proposal for Decomposing Monolithic Applications in Microservices
2020
International Journal of Computer Applications
Constant changes made by different developer profiles turn legacy applications into monolithic ones. Although it is a known issue, little has been done to mitigate it. This paper proposes Mind Overflow, a process to guide the decomposition of a monolithic application to a microservice architecture. With Mind Overflow, researchers and developers benefit from the use of consolidated design patterns, architectures, and technologies through a comprehensive decomposition workflow. The case study
doi:10.5120/ijca2020920125
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