Designing microservice architectures for scalability and reliability in e-commerce
Imam Asrowardi, Septafiansyah Dwi Putra, Eko Subyantoro · Journal of Physics Conference Series · 2020
Abstract The rapid growth of ICT is one of the challenges and opportunities in the field of purchasing, selling, and marketing goods and services are better known in the world of ICT as e-commerce. The need for e-commerce requires various strategies to increase revenue and customer satisfaction. E-commerce companies are required to share various services in increasing customer satisfaction. The problem that occurs is that e-commerce is demanded to have reusability services, automated service deployments, and fast service scalability. The best approach now is to use microservice to support current e-commerce needs. This paper discusses the design of a microservice on e-commerce services with the design science research methodology (DSRM) approach. The evaluation process was testing the performance, accessibility, best practices, search engine optimization. The results from the proof of concept microservice architecture for e-commerce already presented in this paper. Performance testing result shown the microservice architecture shows a better 30 percent and 4 percent compare with monolithic architecture for scripting and painting.