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MIS603-Assess02-V.1.0_Updated Rubric.Docx Page 1 of 9 ASSESSMENT BRIEF Subject Code and Title MIS603 Microservices Architecture Assessment Assessment 2 Written Assessment Individual/Group Individual Length 2500 words with 10% leeway on either side Learning Outcomes a) Synthesise research to determine understanding of micro-services and how they contribute to new business processes b) Collaboratively recommend strategies for transitioning to contemporary computer architectures that maintain efficiencies and address changing business requirements c) Negotiate change management and highlight benefits to address complex business needs. d) Reflect on moral and ethical issues in transitioning to new technologies. Submission Due by 11:55pm (local campus time) Sunday of Module 4.1 Weighting 40% Total Marks 40 marks Context: Now that you have reviewed the history of computing and demonstrated an understanding of the concept of software architecture and the various types of software architecture in Assessment 1, you are now tasked to examine a case and advise a company in the transition to microservice architecture. Instructions: Having read your report on the history of computing and a survey of software architecture, the Chief Technology Officer of Whiteboard (the ‘Company’) decided to overhaul its technology strategy and the management of its IT delivery teams to ensure they provide reliable student and learning management systems to over 600 universities and institutions across the world. Whiteboard is a leading student and learning management system provider, supporting over 10 million students worldwide. Flexibility and agility are critical to the Company so that they can incorporate new code and new technologies that facilitate teaching and learning as frequently as they can and measure the effort of MIS603-Assess02-V.1.0_Updated Rubric.Docx Page 2 of 9 that. Continuous and frequent delivery lies at the core of the Company’s IT strategy and offers a great competitive edge to the Company over its competitors. The System they provide comprehensively manage the entire lifecycle of a student, from student recruitment, student enrolment, tuition fee payment, learning content management, to student academic record management, graduation and the issuance of qualification and certificate. The Company is considering a restructure. “We are nowhere close to a continuous and frequent delivery module, as it requires a shift to a more microservice-based approach to the monolithic system”, said the Chief Technology Officer. “What we are looking to do is to break the System up architecturally into microservices so that we can release code that does not have any dependencies across the other components of the System.” The Company is satisfied with the credentials you established in the previous report and have engaged you to write a report to further advise them on the transition to microservice architecture. Your report should address the following tasks:  A definition and introduction to microservice architecture;  Examples of successful implementation of microservice architecture for at least three companies in different industries. You should include the benefit microservice architecture brought to them. There is no architecture free lunch, therefore you should also discuss the challenges they faced in the implementation of microservice architecture;  Discuss the principles of service modelling and technologies available for integration, e.g. SOAP, XML-RPC, REST.  Discuss the challenges in splitting the backend monolithic system that represent substantial amount of the behaviour of the Company’s system.  Discuss any ethical, legal and security issues in the transitioning to microservice architecture. Your report should include the following 1. Title page: Subject code and name, assessment number, report title, assessment due date, word count (actual), student names, student IDs, Torrens email address, campus learning facilitator, and Subject coordinator. Not included in the word count. 2. Executive summary: should include the purpose of the report, the problem including key issues considered and how they were investigated, your findings and recommendations. This part should be approximately three quarters of an A4 page but must not be longer than one (1) A4 page. Not included in the word count. 3. Table of Contents (ToC): should list the report topics using decimal notation. Need to include the main headings and subheadings with corresponding page numbers, using a format that makes the hierarchy of topics clear. Because you are including a ToC the report pages should be numbered in the footer as follows: title page has no page number; and main text to have Arabic numerals commencing at 1. Create the ToC using MS Word’s ToC auto-generator rather than manually typing out the ToC. Instructions can be found here https://support.office.com/en-gb/article/Create- a-table-of-contents- or-update-a-table-of-contents-eb275189-b93e-4559-8dd9-c279457bfd72#__create_a_table. Not included in the word count. 4. Introduction: provide a brief description of the company as given in the case scenario including any assumptions, a concise overview of the problem you have been asked to research, the main MIS603-Assess02-V.1.0_Updated Rubric.Docx Page 3 of 9 aims/purpose of the report, the objectives to be achieved by writing the report (include the tasks outlined in the case study) and how you investigated the problem. Provide an outline of the sections of the report. Should be approximately 250 words. 5. Body of the report (use appropriate headings in the body of the report.): Ensure that you address the tasks listed in the case study scenario. Do NOT use generic words such as ‘Body, Body of the Report, Tasks’ as section headings. Create meaningful headings and subheadings that reflect the topic and content of your report. Should be approximately 1800 words. 6. Conclusion: restate the purpose of the report and key issues investigated and the related findings based on your research and analysis. Explain the significance of your findings for addressing the problem stated in the case scenario and any limitations. State how your report has achieved its objectives and any future work to be considered. Should be approximately 250 words. 7. Recommendation: make specific and actionable recommendations to Whiteboard to help their transitioning into microservices architecture. Should be approximately 200 words. 7. Reference list. Not included in the word count. 8. Appendices if necessary. Not included in the word count. General Assessment Requirement Incomprehensible submissions. Assessments provide the opportunity for students to demonstrate their knowledge and skills to achieve the required standard. To do this, assessment responses need to be both clear and easy to understand. If not, the University cannot determine that students have demonstrated their knowledge and skills. Assessments will, therefore, be marked accordingly including the potential for 0 (zero) marks where relevant. Case study. Assessment response must focus on the case study scenario given in the Task Instructions. Any assessment items that do not address the case study scenario may be awarded 0 (zero) marks. Track changes. If you use Track Changes when writing your assessment, you must ensure that the submitted document is the final and correct version of the document. That is, if your submitted report contains Track Changes or Comments or any other editing marks it may be awarded 0 (zero) marks. It is your responsibility to submit the final and correct version of your report. Check with marking criteria. Before submitting your assessment, you should check it against the assessment criteria and the marking rubric included in this specification to ensure that you have satisfactorily addressed all the criteria that will be used to mark your submission. Academic language. All submissions should be thoroughly proof-read for spelling, typographical or grammatical errors before being submitted. Do not reply on the ‘spell-check’ function in your word processing program. If, for example, ‘affect’ is substituted for ‘effect’, your program may not detect the error. Referencing It is essential that you use appropriate APA style for citing and referencing research. Please see more information on referencing here http://library.laureate.net.au/research_skills/referencing Submission Instructions: http://library.laureate.net.au/research_skills/referencing MIS603-Assess02-V.1.0_Updated Rubric.Docx Page 4 of 9 Means of submission. ALL students must submit ONE MSWord document (.doc or .docx) via the Assessment link in the main navigation menu in MIS603: Microservices Architecture. Physical copies/Email submissions are not accepted. No Zipped files. Students must NOT zip the MSWord document and submit it as one single zip/compressed file. Complete and correct submission. Assessment, once submitted, are FINAL and therefore cannot be modified. You bear all the onus to ensure that your submissions are final, correct (correct files in correct format) and complete before submitting to Blackboard. You are expected to begin this assessment when you begin the trimester, especially as you relate the learning activities (formative assessment) in the modules to this and the other (summative) assessments. Be sure to keep several drafts of your work as well as your notes and any sources you used to draw on in preparing your report. Extensions will be considered only in extenuating circumstances where the student has applied before the due date. At that point, students are required to provide the latest draft, in case the extension is not granted and to demonstrate they have earnestly done everything to avoid lateness. Students are responsible for keeping appropriate back-ups and drafts of their assignments and to submit the correct version. Torrens University Australia policies apply to the preparation and submission of this assignment. MIS603-Assess02-V.1.0_Updated Rubric.Docx Page 5 of 9 Assessment Attributes Fail (Unacceptable) 0-49% Pass (Functional) 50-64% Credit (Proficient) 65-74% Distinction (Advanced) 75 -84% High Distinction (Exceptional) 85-100% Definition and introduction to microservice architecture 15% Failed to provide a definition for microservices architecture or the definition for microservices architecture is fundamentally incorrect. The answer demonstrated little understanding of the concept of microservices architecture. There are significant errors in the definition of microservices architecture. The answer demonstrated a limited understanding of the concept of microservices architecture. There are some minor errors in the definition of microservices architecture. Correct definition of and comprehensive introduction to microservice architecture. The answer has some room for improvement. Correct definition of and comprehensive introduction to microservice architecture. The answer demonstrated
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MIS603 MICROSERVICES ARCHITECTURE
    
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Executive Summary
In the field of technology, the process of replacing monolithic system with microservice architectures is the most recent one. It completely changes the working scenario. The microservice architecture helps the system to provide services easily and effectively replace, relocate and update the current system. Whiteboard company provides management system to over 600
universities have now decided to adopt this architecture for their system. In this report, I’ll discuss what microservice architectures are, their benefits over monolithic systems, positives and negatives. The motive of this report is to understand how it works and how it is beneficial for the company which adopts it. This report also includes examples of other companies which adopted this architecture. All the ethical, legal and security issues are discussed in this report.
Table of Contents
Executive Summary    1
Introduction    3
Micro-service architecture    3
Benefits of Microservice Architecture    5
Example of Successful Implementation of Microservice Architecture    5
Challenges Faced in the Implementation of Microservice Architecture    6
Available Principles of Service Modelling and Integration Technologies    7
Challenges while Splitting the Backend Monolithic System    7
Ethical, Legal, and Security Issues while Transitioning to Microservice Architecture    8
Privacy    9
Integrity    9
Security of Information and Internet    9
Conclusion    9
Recommendation    10
References    11
Introduction
This report covers the working of Whiteboard company. It is a leading provider of students and learning management systems and also provide better support to more than 10 million students across the world. The Chief Technology officer has efficiently and intelligently overhauled the technology strategy along with the management process of the complete delivery system. The main goal behind this strategy is to make sure that IT delivery team is delivering reliable and better learning management systems to approximately 600 universities. The company built a complete system which manages the life cycle of students in the university. It takes care of recruitment process, enrollment process, academic record management, tuition fee payment and issuance of certificate and qualifications. This system covers every aspect without any errors but now, the management team wants to change this system with the help of microservice architecture. The main idea of microservice architecture-based approach is to allow the team to break down the system into parts but without affecting the other components of the system. One subsystem should not affect the working of another subsystem. This report covers all aspects or microservice architecture to get familiar with better ideas and strategies for the transition. Introduction to the microservice architecture, principles of service modelling and integration technologies, ethical and moral issues, etc. are some of the sections that effectively provide essential details. The main objectives of this report is to help the management team with the contribution of microservice architecture in the business processes, all possible strategies required to transit the contemporary computer architecture, find out the complex needs and help them to understand the ethical and moral issues which they may face while adopting this new technology.
Why microservices architecture
Before we actually understand the microservices architecture, it is important to get familiar with the drawbacks of monolithic.
· Inflexible
· Unreliable
· Unscalable
· Blocks continuous development
· Slow development
· Not fit for complex applications
What are microservices
Microservice architecture is a style which helps to structure an application in the form of small autonomous services. In microservice architecture, there are multiple services which are self-contained and implement single business capacity (Alshuqayran, N., Ali, N., & Evans, R.).
It helps multiple clients to use different services like build, configure, search and many other operations using different devices. The services are defined based in the domains and their functionalities and are then allotted to microservices. The microservices are provided with their unique load balancer and execution environment to perform their functionalities and store the data in their separate databases simultaneously (Villamizar, M., Garcés, O., Castro, H., Verano, M., Salamanca, L., Casallas, R., & Gil, S.). The communication between these microservices is done through stateless server either by REST or Message Bus. Service Discovery helps the microservices to know their path of communication (Cerny, T., Donahoo, M. J., & Trnka, M) and perform the operations like monitoring, automation and other. All the services are shared with the client using API Gateway. API gateway makes every internal point connected which means that if anybody connects with API gateway then he can access the complete system.
Benefits
· Independent Development- The services can be developed on the basis of their functionality.
· Independent Deployment- On the basis of their functionality, they can be deployed in any application (Nadareishvili, I., Mitra, R., McLarty, M., & Amundsen, M.). For example, chat box can be implemented with any application.
· Fault Isolation- The microservices makes the system work even if anyone service fails.
· Mixed Technology Stack- One application will have different microservices which can be of different languages and technologies.
· Granular Scaling- Microservices allows the individual components to scale as per the need instead of scaling all of them.
Example of Successful Implementation of Microservice Architecture
Most of the organisations have adopted this technique. All of them are shifting towards microservice architecture...
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