Microkernel-Based Web Architecture: Design & Implementation Considerations

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2502.08802v1
• Date: Wed, 12 Feb 2025 21:29:18 GMT
• Title: Microkernel-Based Web Architecture: Design & Implementation Considerations
• Authors: Vick Dini,
• Abstract summary: I propose a middle-ground alternative between monolithic and microservice web architectures. I revised the design of a microkernel-based web architecture, considering these challenges as well as recent architectural advancements.
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• Abstract: In this vision paper I propose a middle-ground alternative between monolithic and microservice web architectures. After identifying the key challenges associated with microservice architectures, I revised the design of a microkernel-based web architecture, considering these challenges as well as recent architectural advancements. Next, I examined contemporary approaches to various self-* properties and explored how this new architecture could enhance them, including a modified version of the MAPE-K loop. Once the high-level design of the microkernel architecture was finalized, I evaluated its potential to address the identified challenges. Lastly, I reflected on several implementation aspects of the proposed work.

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