Enterprise Ready Containerized And Microservices Architectural Devops Engine Designing

Abstract

Seamlessly software delivery and maintaining without any delay, is the major task of DevOps engineers in industrialization. In the traditional way, it is using bare metal hardware or cloud services to farm the computer system infrastructure. While using those modules, the main problems arising are, huge cloud service charges, disability to use infrastructure in the cross-platform, difficulty of infrastructure migration, system archiving problem, data persisting problems and smooth scalability issue. Main objectives of the research study are to create portable system infrastructure modules, to create technical and theoretical containerized DevOps engine, apply long-time data persisting approach to the enterprise applications and to apply high-velocity innovation to the computer systems infrastructure. The proposed DevOps engine was designed with the Docker container management system on top of the Linux operating system as the host. It was used Docker trusted images to deploy, isolated containers by using microservices architecture with advanced software engineering concepts with industrialized software applications. It was used enterprise-ready software applications and services on the proposed engine to validate the concept over the same configurations on the cloud service. With the usage of encapsulated components container approach, all internal data was secured on top of the host operating system. Due to the portability of Docker containers, it was easy to migrate the monolithic computer system to microservices architecture. By using fast Docker containers, it was facilitated to DevOps engineers on the engine to improve the scalability and security across the system infrastructure.