Advances in cloud-native microservices for system integration

Dammalapati, Preetham Kumar (2025) Advances in cloud-native microservices for system integration. World Journal of Advanced Research and Reviews, 26 (3). pp. 196-206. ISSN 2581-9615

Cloud-native microservices have revolutionized system integration strategies across enterprise architectures, offering unprecedented advantages in scalability, resilience, and agility. This architectural paradigm decomposes monolithic applications into independently deployable, loosely coupled services that can be developed and managed separately. The transition to microservices enables more efficient development cycles through container-based deployments while allowing teams to work autonomously on distinct components. Modern integration patterns, including API-first design, event-driven communication, and serverless computing, have further enhanced the flexibility and performance of distributed systems. Containerization with Docker and orchestration with Kubernetes provide the technological foundation for deploying and managing these services at scale. Service mesh architectures address the complexity of service-to-service communication by abstracting network functionality into dedicated infrastructure layers. Advanced observability practices, comprehensive security models, and mature DevOps implementations enable organizations to maintain visibility, protection, and rapid delivery capabilities across distributed environments. When implemented with proper governance frameworks, domain-driven design principles, and strategic data management approaches, cloud-native microservices deliver substantial business value through faster feature delivery, improved resource utilization, and enhanced system reliability.