Optimizing Real-time Data Ingestion and Transformation Workflows in Cloud-native Environments Using Serverless Computing and Microservices-based Data Integration Patterns
Keywords:
Cloud-native, serverless computing, microservices, real-time data ingestion, data transformation, workflow optimization, event-driven architecture, data pipelinesAbstract
In modern cloud-native environments, optimizing real-time data ingestion and transformation is critical for achieving scalability, flexibility, and efficiency. This paper explores serverless computing and microservices-based data integration patterns to improve real-time data workflows. By leveraging serverless architectures, organizations can reduce operational overhead and dynamically allocate resources. Additionally, microservices-based patterns facilitate seamless integration, enhancing data consistency and performance. This study presents a literature review of approaches developed before 2023, identifies key challenges, and proposes an optimized framework for real-time data transformation. The paper also includes experimental analyses, case studies, and visualizations that highlight performance improvements using the proposed approach.
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