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Introducing Market Kurly's Service Architecture

·2019.04.12 12:20

Key point

Market Kurly unveiled its hybrid architecture spanning e-commerce, logistics, and data platforms along with its AWS-based DevOps operation strategy.

Details

Market Kurly gave a detailed introduction to its service architecture, consisting of e-commerce, logistics, and data platforms that support Full-Cold Chain delivery. The e-commerce frontend is developed with Kotlin, Swift, and Vue.js, while the backend runs a hybrid mix of Legacy PHP, Laravel, and Java/Spring Boot. The company recently completed its migration to AWS cloud and transitioned to a Microservices Architecture (MSA), reducing deployment times.

The logistics service consists of SCM, WMS, and TMS, leveraging Java/Spring Boot and GraphQL to improve warehouse operation efficiency. In particular, the WMS is being upgraded to fit a cloud-native environment. The data platform is built on the ELK stack along with AWS Glue and Athena, and uses Keras-based deep learning to build a product review classification and expiration date prediction system, keeping the disposal rate below 1%.

On the DevOps side, the company automates its CI/CD pipeline using tools such as Docker, Ansible, and Prometheus, and is optimizing infrastructure operations with the goal of achieving Infrastructure as Code (IaC).

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