Research and implementation of the rapid choreography method based on atomic service
Xinyi Liu, Gang Chen, Yaqi Liu, Ying Gao, Lu Sun · 2024
At present, the application architecture of most enterprises is mainly based on microservices, and microservice architecture emphasizes independence and the ability to change frequently.Therefore, in response to the rapid changes in information software requirements, software vendors actively explore microservice orchestration technology to achieve the combination and coordination of microservices.However, when calling multiple microservices, due to the inconsistent number, type, and packaging class of interface parameters, a series of problems such as high service coupling, poor readability, and difficulty in calling occur, which affects research and development efficiency.This article proposes a fast orchestration method based on atomic services, which integrates front-end and back-end development through interface based service assembly or writing event functions.It supports developers to quickly combine and publish new business microservices based on existing business microservices, which can quickly respond to flexible changes in requirements, making development more efficient, services lighter, and deployment more flexible.