Abstract
Microservice Architecture denotes an architectural style for software systems whereby business capabilities are encapsulated in autonomous services. Model-driven Development is considered as means to foster the efficient development of such systems. It can be used to address complexity and tedious development tasks, e.g., by using code generation. In this short paper, we present two modeling approaches for describing microservice architecture and compare them. The first is based on domain-specific modeling languages, the second on the Unified Modeling Language. We comparatively evaluated both approaches in a student experiment with 32 participants. First results of the experiment indicate that students commit fewer modeling errors while using the set of domain-specific modeling languages.
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