DEVELOPMENT OF A MICROSERVICES APPLICATION FOR ONLINE COMMERCE
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.24867/25OI05DjordjevicKeywords:
Information systems, microservices, web application, Spring CloudAbstract
As the market and customer needs evolve, companies continually develop and enhance their applications for more successful business operations. Alongside these changes, the complexity and volume of data also evolve. In such cases, microservices often emerge as an efficient option for handling complexity and data volume. An increasing number of large companies are implementing microservices architecture to increase scalability, reduce application complexity, facilitate the expansion of development teams, and achieve successful agility. The goal of this work is the development of an online commerce application that supports a microservices architecture to achieve better system performance, sustainability, and efficiency. Implementation has been carried out using Spring Boot and Spring Cloud technologies, with PostgreSQL as the database platform.
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