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In 1998, Liu Qiangdong founded Jingdong in Zhongguancun, and Jingdong’s trading model at that time was offline. Later, Liu realized the development potential of Online Marketing with the popularity of the Internet, and Liu used forums and other platforms to conduct online transactions to expand the scale of Jingdong’s transactions. In June 2006, Jingdong opened its professional blog system, the Jingdong Product Blog System, which was a product-oriented system, and further tried to expand its business on the Internet.

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    Naur [1].

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    Bosch [2].

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    Gacek [3].

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    Jansen [4].

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    Taylor [5].

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    Shin [6].

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    Dong [7].

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    Jin [8].

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    Zheng [9].

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    Lippman [10].

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    Lieberherr [11].

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    Clark [12].

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    Taylor [13].

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    Schuldt [14].

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    Urgaonkar [15].

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    Bhulai [16].

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    Shu [17].

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    Zhang [18].

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    Sundareswaran [19].

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    Garlan [20].

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    Hong [21].

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    Sun [22].

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    Majidi [23].

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    Galster [24].

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    Qin [25].

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    Kumar [26].

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    Shaw [27].

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    Lu [28].

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    Eickelmann [29].

  30. 30.

    Pahl [30].

  31. 31.

    Banijamali [31].

  32. 32.

    Chen [32].

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    Pautasso [33].

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    Dragoni [34].

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    Nadareishvili [35].

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    Koren [36].

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    Yu [37].

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    Yu [38].

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    He [39].

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    Banijamali [31].

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    Banijamali [40].

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    Thang [42].

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    Lee [43].

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    Meng [44].

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    Rieskamp [46].

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    Krawczyk [47].

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    Whyte [48].

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    Specification S E T S E T [49].

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    Specification S E T S E T [51].

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    Lamport [52].

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    Ongaro [53].

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    Mingxiao [58]

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    Junqueira [59].

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    Chao [60].

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    Prisco [61].

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    Leslie [62].

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    Diffie [63].

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    Bresson [64].

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    Li [65].

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  1. School of Software, School of Information Science and Technology, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China

    Zheng Qin

  2. School of Economic Information Engineering, Southwestern University of Finance and Economics, Chengdu, Sichuan, China

    Qinghong Shuai

  3. School of Information Technology and Management, University of International Business and Economics, Beijing, China

    Guolong Wang

  4. School of Law, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China

    Pu Zhang

  5. Department of Mathematical Sciences, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China

    Mengyu Cao

  6. School of Economics and Management, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China

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Appendix

Appendix

Architecture

架构

Cloud architecture

云架构

Pipeline

流程/业务流

Object oriented style

面向对象风格

Workflow

工作流

Event driven style

事件驱动风格

Acceptor

Paxos 算法中的接受者

Proposer

Paxos 算法中的提案者

JD/JingDong

京东公司

Taobao

淘宝公司

Ali

阿里公司

Interpreter style

解释器风格

Feedback control loop style

反馈控制环风格

Cloud architecture styles

云体系结构风格

Microservice architecture style

微服务架构

Easemob

环信

Megvii

旷视科技

Dodoca

点点客

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Qin, Z., Shuai, Q., Wang, G., Zhang, P., Cao, M., Chen, M. (2022). Architecture and System of E-Commerce. In: E-Commerce. Advanced Studies in E-Commerce. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-6438-1_4

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