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The aim of this paper to provide the solution microservices architecture as apopular alternative to monolithic architecture. It discusses the advantages ofmicroservices and the challenges that organizations face when transitioningfrom a monolithic system. It presents a case study of a financial applicationand proposed techniques for identifying microservices on monolithic systemsusing domain-driven development concepts. In recent years, microservicesarchitecture has emerged as a new architectural style in the softwaredevelopment industry. As legacy monolithic software becomes too large tomanage, many large corporations are considering converting their traditionalmonolithic systems into small-scale, self-contained microservices. However,migrating from monolithic to microservices architecture is a difficult andchallenging task. It presents a comparison of the two architectural styles anddiscusses the difficulties that led companies to switch to microservices. Thestudy's findings suggest that the proposed technique can improve workperformance and establish clear models, but it may not be useful for systemswith lower levels of complexity. This research paper has practical implicationsfor software architects and developers who are considering migrating frommonolithic to microservices architecture.

Systematic Mapping of Monolithic Applications to Microservices Architecture