Organization of Smart City Services Based on Microservice Architecture

The maintenance, integration, rapid deployment, and provision of diverse services are all important directions for research on fifth-generation communication networks. This study aims to examine methods for organizing smart city services using fifth-generation networks. The methodology, data collection, analysis, and comparison of published information on how smart cities organize their services. The primary outcome of this work is identifying the most appropriate method for organizing services in fifth-generation networks. Relevance in practice. The work’s practical significance stems from the possibility of applying the major findings to the design and implementation of service architecture.