Modernizing a Monolithic Business Application Using Cloud Services: A Case Study of the Estonian Forest Registry
Name
Alo Martin Pallase
Abstract
Microservices architecture offers flexible and scalable solutions to overcome the limitations of traditional monolithic systems. The transition from monolithic architecture to microservices is a growing trend in the IT sector, allowing companies to increase the flexibility and maintainability of their systems. Microservices enable hosting applications in cloud environments, facilitating faster updates and maintenance. This work addresses the process of transitioning to microservices, highlighting major challenges such as maintaining data consistency and communication between system components. Solutions and recommendations for overcoming these challenges are also presented. In conclusion, this bachelor's thesis demonstrates how the transition to a microservices architecture supports sustainable IT development.
Graduation Thesis language
Estonian
Graduation Thesis type
Bachelor - Computer Science
Supervisor(s)
Margit Konno, Pelle Jakovits
Defence year
2024