Implementation of Microservice Architectures on SEMAR Extension for Air Quality Monitoring

Along with the development of industry and the economy causing air damage. However, the current air quality monitoring system not display data in real-time. This paper proposes an implementation of microservice architecture in cloud computing integrated with the air quality monitoring system based on mobile sensors can be a solution to this problem. This system consists of Smart Environment Monitoring and Analytical in Real-time (SEMAR) as a cloud computing service that connected with Vehicle as a Mobile Sensors Network (VaaMSN) for air quality detection. Cloud computing services are divided into several microservices which consist of communication, big data storage, data analysis and real-time visualization with outputs in the form of maps, graphs, and tables. From the experiments conducted can be evaluated that microservice architecture can be implemented on SEMAR with data transmission to cloud computing is said to be real-time with an average delay of 40μs. This system visualizes data in real-time with a specific location so that it can be an alternative method of quality measurement for the government.