Microservices

Part 1: Opening.- Microservices: The evolution and Extinction of Web Services?.- Size matters: Microservices Research and Applications.- Part 2: Migration.- Migrating to microservices.- Assessing your Microservice migration readiness.- Part 3: Modeling.- Microservices Anti-Patterns: A Taxonomy.- Modeling Microservice Conversations with RESTalk.- Graphical and Textual Model-driven Microservice Development.- Part 4: Development and Deployment.- A Formal Approach to Microservice Architecture Deployment.- Autonomic Decentralised Microservices with Gru.- A Hybrid Approach to Microservices Load Balancing.- Part 5: Applications.- Towards the digital factory: a microservice-based middleware for real-to-digital synchronization.- Using microservices to customize multi-tenant SaaS.- You are not Netflix.- Part 6: Education.- DevOps and its Philosophy : Education Matters!.

Antonio Bucchiarone is a Senior Researcher at the Distributed Adaptive Systems research unit of Bruno Kessler Foundation (FBK) in Trento, Italy. His main research interests are self-adaptive (collective) systems, adaptive by-design service-based systems, AI-based service composition, and dynamic software architectures.
Nicola Dragoni is Associate Professor in Distributed Systems and Security at DTU Compute, Technical University of Denmark, and Professor in Computer Engineering at Centre for Applied Autonomous Sensor Systems, Örebro University, Sweden. His main research interests lie in the areas of pervasive computing and security, with a focus on domains like Internet-of-Things, fog computing, mobile systems and microservices.
Schahram Dustdar is a Full Professor of Computer Science and heads TU Wien's Distributed Systems Group. His research interests include distributed systems, the Internet of Things, and complex and autonomic software systems. He has received the ACM Distinguished Scientist award and the IBM Faculty Award. He is an elected member of Academia Europaea, where he is the Informatics Section Chairman, and is an IEEE Fellow.
Patricia Lago is a Full Professor in software engineering at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, the Netherlands, where she leads the Software and Services (S2) research group. Her research interests are in software architecture, software and service-oriented design, software quality assessment and software sustainability.
Manuel Mazzara is a Professor of Computer Science at Innopolis University. His research interests include software engineering, service-oriented architecture and programming, concurrency theory, formal methods, and software verification.
Victor Rivera is an Assistant Professor of Computer Science at Innopolis University, Russia. His research interests include formal models for developing and verifying software, constraint satisfaction problems, and concurrent