Abstract
Efficient data management is essential in public administration for the effective operation of municipal cadastral systems. In 2010, the Multifinality Cadastral Modernization Program was implemented, a partnership between the Puebla municipality government and Sistemas de Información Geográfica S.A. de C.V. (SIGSA), which included the ServerBox platform. Over time, the monolithic architecture of ServerBox showed limitations in maintenance, updates, and change deployment. This project hypothesizes that migrating ServerBox to a distributed microservices architecture, using a vertical approach, can overcome these challenges and improve operational areas of the system. The proposed design establishes a modular and scalable structure that facilitates system maintenance and evolution. The implementation includes the development of TagHelpers in ASP.NET Core to simplify HTML element creation and the use of snippets to streamline coding. Additionally, a JSON configuration file is defined to manage multiple deployment environments. This strategic approach to migrating ServerBox to a distributed and vertical architecture offers significant advantages in terms of scalability, maintenance, and software development efficiency, and can serve as a guide for similar projects in public administration.
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