SPReaD
The SPReaD (Service-oriented Process to Reach Decoupled Domains) is an instantiation of the Mainstream SOA Methodology (MSOAM) as a Software Development process for building service-oriented systems.
SPReaD provides guidance for the development of service-oriented solution, employing microservices as implementation tactic, and DevOpS techniques for continuous software delivery and monitoring.
The SPReaD process has been initially identified in the context of a Software Reengineering project conducted between 2016 and 2018 at the Secretary of State for Taxation of Rio Grande do Norte (SET/RN) during the migration of UVT (Taxation Virtual Unit) system, the main system of SET/RN.
The application of this process presented significant results regarding the achievement of important project goals, as well as software quality goals such as maintainability, scalability and performance.
Carlos Eduardo da Silva
Senior Lecturer in Software Engineering and leader of ASERG
Leader of ASERG with research interests exploring the interplay between software engineering and cybersecurity.