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With IT landscapes becoming bigger and more complex, organisations are looking to move to
an architectural pattern that is agile in nature, secure by default, and easily scalable.
Therefore, transitioning existing systems to microservices becomes inevitable at some point.
However, redesigning an architecture from scratch is no simple undertaking and requires a
thorough understanding of the current topology, involved stakeholders, and possible pitfalls.
Thus, it is necessary to create a strong foundation that guides through the organisational and
technical aspects involved in such a fundamental transformation. Using the Design Science
Research (DSR) methodology, this paper proposes an iterative framework which consists of
eight phases that guide an organisation through the migration to microservices. The presented
guidelines provide a handbook which can be consulted and individually adapted during the
transformational process. Ultimately, this paper introduces a high-level approach that
guarantees a smooth transition away from traditional monolithic systems to a more modern
and flexible microservices architecture.
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Dissertation presented as the partial requirement for obtaining a Master's degree in Information Management, specialization in Information Systems and Technologies Management
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Microservices System Architecture Transition Migration Monolith
