MICROSERVICE ARCHITECTURE WITH AUTOMATED NON-INTRUSIVE EVENT TRACING
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Applicant
Express Scripts Strategic Development, Inc.
Inventor
Sudipto Dey; Jasbir Singh; Pulla Reddy P. Yeduru; Robert A. Seyss
IPC Classification
CPC Classification
A computer system includes memory hardware configured to store structured microservice configuration data having multiple microservice entries each associated with one of multiple microservice applications of a request processing architecture. The system includes processor hardware configured to access structured microservice configuration data to identify the microservice applications of the request processing architecture, subscribing to messages transmitted by the identified microservice applications for event monitoring, and receiving multiple messages transmitted by the identified microservice applications. For each of the multiple received messages, the instructions include analyzing one or more fields of the received message to determine a correlation identifier associated with the received message, identifying one of the multiple request data structures, storing an event message entry in the identified request data structure, and transforming a user interface of a user device to display at least a portion of the multiple event message entries.
Original (Chinese)
A computer system includes memory hardware configured to store structured microservice configuration data having multiple microservice entries each associated with one of multiple microservice applications of a request processing architecture. The system includes processor hardware configured to access structured microservice configuration data to identify the microservice applications of the request processing architecture, subscribing to messages transmitted by the identified microservice applications for event monitoring, and receiving multiple messages transmitted by the identified microservice applications. For each of the multiple received messages, the instructions include analyzing one or more fields of the received message to determine a correlation identifier associated with the received message, identifying one of the multiple request data structures, storing an event message entry in the identified request data structure, and transforming a user interface of a user device to display at least a portion of the multiple event message entries.
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