Chen Lin, Hongtan Sun, et al.
CLOUD 2019
Mono2Micro is an AI-based toolchain that provides recommendations for decomposing legacy web applications into microservice partitions. Mono2Micro consists of a set of tools that collect static and runtime information from a monolithic application and process the information using an AI-based technique to generate recommendations for partitioning the application classes. Each partition represents a candidate microservice or a grouping of classes with similar business functionalities. Mono2Micro takes a temporo-spatial clustering approach to compute meaningful and explainable partitions. It generates two types of partition recommendations. First, it computes business-logic-seams-based partitions that represent a desired encapsulation of business functionalities. However, such a recommendation may cut across data dependencies between classes, accommodating which could require significant application updates. To address this, Mono2Micro computes natural-seams-based partitions, which respect data dependencies. We describe the set of tools that comprise Mono2Micro and illustrate them using a well-known open-source JEE application.
Chen Lin, Hongtan Sun, et al.
CLOUD 2019
Anup K. Kalia, Raghav Batta, et al.
CLOUD 2021
Jasmina Bogojeska, Ioana Giurgiu, et al.
Interfaces
Sayem Mohammad Imtiaz, Fraol Batole, et al.
ICSE 2023