Crossover Service Fusion Approach Based on Microservice Architecture

Abstract

Crossover cooperation and fusion between services is becoming very common in the modern service industry. Crossover service fusion can create value that cannot be provided by single-domain services, thus achieving the value-emergence effect of 1+1>2. However, semantic inconsistencies in business and interface make crossover service fusion difficult and time-consuming. This paper proposes an interactive crossover service fusion approach based on microservice architecture to enable smooth and rapid integration of domain services. This approach takes service fusion requirements as the driving force to detect business inconsistencies between the services to be fused, and carries out business process reengineering by human-computer interaction. Then, semantic inconsistencies in service interface matching are detected and solved by splitting and completing parameter concepts to obtain the service fusion design scheme. Finally, the implementation scheme based on microservice architecture transforms the business coupling between domain services into asynchronous data communication, which facilitates the crossover fusion of complex business services. The elderly healthcare application is used to demonstrate and validate our approach.