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A microservices persistence technique for cloud-based online social data analysis

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Feras Al‐Obeidat
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Anoud Bani-Hani
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Oluwasegun Adedugbe
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Munir Majdalawieh
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Elhadj Benkhelifa *
DOI:10.1007/s10586-021-03244-0delete
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Social data analysis has become a vital tool for businesses and organisations for mining data from social media and analysing for diverse purposes such as customer opinion mining, pattern recognition and predictive analytics. However, the high level of volatility for social data means application updates due to analytical results requires spontaneous integration. In addition, while cloud computing has been hugely utilised to address computational overhead issues due to the volume of social data, results obtained still fall short of expected levels. Hence, a persistence mechanism for rapid deployment and integration of software updates for the analytical process is proposed. The persistence mechanism constitutes a significant component within a novel methodology which also leverages cloud computing, microservices and orchestration for online social data analysis, one which fully maximises cloud capabilities and fosters optimisation of cloud computing resources. The proposed methodology provides means of delivering real-time, persistent social data analytics as a cloud service, thereby facilitating spontaneous integration of solutions to maximise expectations from targeted social media audience.
Keywords:
Social data analysis
Persistent social data
Social networks
Persistent microservices
Cloud orchestration
Cloud computing
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