Utilizing Function-as-a-service for Optimizing Cloud Deployment of Microservices

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This paper presents a comprehensive study and practical implementation of a metrics-driven approach for migrating microservices from a traditional IaaS service model to a hybrid IaaS + FaaS model, using two microservice-based applications as case studies. Using observability tools, the research develops a systematic framework to analyze service-level performance metrics to identify microservices that are best suited for serverless execution. The findings of our research highlight the benefits and limitations of different cloud service models and provide a scalable and replicable methodology for optimized deployment of cloud native applications. Microservices IaaS FaaS Google Cloud Platform Full Text Additional Declarations No competing interests reported. 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