Abstract
Resilient means be able to adapt to changes and errors/damage to the systems/infrastructure. In the study of information systems, resilience is often seen as nonfunctional requirements that can be seen from the element of scalability, reliability, maintainability and availability. This study continue the previous studies, namely the development of Open Source software for the management of associations / memberships. The software has been used in AISINDO member management system (Professional Association of Information Systems Indonesia). Continuation of the research study in the form of modeling and manufacturing of proof of concept of a distributed software architecture modifications, based MICROSERVICE and Docker-container, for Resilient Information Systems. The software research last year was refactored (rewriting program code), using a new software architecture models generated in this study. The test results on a system that has been made, indicating that the system with the proposed architecture has shown improvement in the quality aspects of resilience, eg when multiple nodes servive impaired, the system can still function properly. The contribution of this study was: MICROSERVICE implementation of management systems case study associations / memberships and, and then evaluate the model after the completion of construction project software refactoring into a system based microservices.
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Suryotrisongko, H. (2017). Arsitektur Microservice untuk Resiliensi Sistem Informasi. Sisfo, 06(02), 231–246. https://doi.org/10.24089/j.sisfo.2017.01.006
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