Migración de una aplicación monolítica web de streaming musical hacia una arquitectura de microservicios.

Abstract

The objective of this research work is to migrate a web monolithic music streaming application to a microservices architecture, under the MOMMIV (Versatile Microservices Migration Model) model, which guided this process through its respective phases; and will demonstrate the feasibility of this model for carrying out a migration. To achieve this, the Information Hiding Principle was used in the decomposition of the monolithic application into microservices, allowing the separation of different functionalities into smaller, independent and specialized components. In addition, the Scrum framework was employed for the development of the microservices, allowing for agile project management and better communication among the development team. Version control and deployment were carried out using the Azure DevOps tool, allowing for centralized and efficient management of the entire migration process. Functional and non-functional testing was an important aspect of the migration process and was successfully carried out, ensuring the quality and proper functioning of the microservices. As a result, this thesis describes a successful migration process from a monolithic application to a microservices architecture, using a systematic approach focused on the quality of the resulting system. The obtained results indicate that the migration to microservices can be an effective solution to improve the scalability, availability, and maintainability of complex web systems like music streamin.