Cloud Oriented Micro Services Resource Optimization by Content Delivery Networks

Abstract

In the field of modern information technology, the most intriguing topic is cloud-based application development. After several decades of rapid development and research on cloud technologies, nowadays almost all cloud service providers are providing a massive range of services with higher reliability but there are a couple of business domains that having additional technical requirements and these are unique to their business domains. Capital Market and Finance is one of such specific business domains which need to address additional technical and compliance requirements. The main technical barrier in this domain is providing business functionalities for all users across the globe with micro-second level latency. Therefore, when developing and maintaining such a system, we are highly concern about system throughput and hardware resource allocation. While on the subject, the cloud-based system architecture is an ideal infrastructure for this kind of application development because we can upgrade hardware resources within a couple of minutes. however, there are significant issues remains as it is.  Message queues are growing unexpectedly until resource upgrade.  Lack of accurate cloud services to identify duplicate API requests.  User connectivity and API access are limited due to service back off  Peek time is limited to sort period and resources are billing on hours.  System recovery in machine terminate is very costly mechanism As a matter of above technical concerns, we are conducting this research to propose a better solution to handle these types of technical barriers in without upgrading hardware resources unnecessarily and the proposed solution will not be limited to Capital market but it can be used for any application service to utilize their hardware resources while high network traffic