Distributed Micro Service Communication architecture based on Content Semantic
draft-li-dmsc-architecture-01
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| Authors | Xueting Li , Aijun Wang , Wei Wang , Dirk KUTSCHER | ||
| Last updated | 2026-05-29 (Latest revision 2025-11-25) | ||
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Abstract
This draft introduces a novel communication architecture, called Distributed Micro Service Communication architecture (DMSC). It includes multiple aspects of microservice communication, such as service registration, service discovery, service routing, service scheduling, and more , Which to achieve all the essential functionalities provided by current centralized service networks. By incorporating content-semantic communication, DMSC significantly enhances the performance, scalability, and reliability of microservice communication. It provides a robust architecture for managing the complex communication requirements of distributed microservices, ensuring data integrity, security, and efficient resource utilization. Furthermore, DMSC provides a reference direction for the transition of the service mesh infrastructure from a location-based model to a content- and service-centric paradigm.
Authors
Xueting Li
Aijun Wang
Wei Wang
Dirk KUTSCHER
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