Migrasi Service from EAI to Microservice Runtime PT Telkom Indonesia
Project Overview :
This project involves migrating EAI services to microservices API using Designer, GitLab, OpenShift, Postman, and SoapUI.
The goal is to enhance scalability, flexibility, and maintainability of the overall system architecture.
Roles and Responsibilities :
Role : SOA Developer.
Responsibilities involve designing microservices architecture, coding, testing, deployment, and ensuring system integrity.
Project Timeline :
The project is planned for a duration of [insert timeline].
Milestones include design completion, code development, testing phases, and final deployment.
Project Scope and Deliverables :
Scope includes the migration of EAI services, API development, integration testing, and deployment on the OpenShift platform.
Deliverables encompass well-documented microservices, API endpoints, and a seamless migration process.
Challenges and Solutions :
Challenges may include handling data consistency during migration and adapting existing services to microservices architecture.
Solutions involve careful data mapping, versioning strategies, and thorough testing.
Technologies and Tools Used :
Designer for microservices design and development.
GitLab for version control and collaboration.
OpenShift for container orchestration and deployment.
Postman for API testing and monitoring.
SoapUI for testing SOAP-based services.
Results and Impact :
Successful migration achieved with improved system performance and maintainability.
Positive impact on development speed and adaptability to changing requirements.
Lessons Learned :
Importance of thorough testing before migration.
Consideration of backward compatibility during architecture redesign.
Testimonials or Endorsements :
Include feedback from team members, stakeholders, or end-users expressing satisfaction with the migration process.
Visuals :
Incorporate visual aids such as architectural diagrams, workflow charts, and performance metrics to enhance project understanding.
