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  1. ; ; (, Information Science and Applications. Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering)
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    The adoption of Microservice Architecture (MSA) is rapidly becoming standard for modern software development. However, the added benefits of using a distributed architecture, including reliability and scalability, come with a cost in increasing the system’s complexity. One way developers attempt to mitigate the effects of an overly complicated system is through Systematic Architecture Reconstruction (SAR), which creates a high-level overview of the system concerns. This is typically done manually, which takes a great amount of effort from the developers. This paper proposes a method for automatically completing SAR of an MSA application through code analysis and demonstrating it on a case study on an existing microservice benchmark application. 
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