Microservice on Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)
Visualize a robust and scalable microservices architecture using the Azure Kubernetes Service example.
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about this example
Leveraging AKS streamlines container orchestration, enhancing scalability and deployment. Here’s what this setup showcases:
- Scalable Deployments: Utilize Helm for managing Kubernetes applications and Azure Load Balancer to distribute traffic.
- Container Orchestration: AKS to efficiently manage microservices with auto-scaling capabilities.
- Security and Management: Integrate Azure Active Directory and Azure Key Vault for secure operations and role-based access control.
- Observability: Azure Monitor and Prometheus for comprehensive monitoring and logging.
When to use
- Complex Applications: Ideal for multi-component applications requiring seamless orchestration.
- High Availability: For services requiring 24/7 availability with auto-scaling and load balancing.
- Secure Environments: When security is paramount, with Azure AD and Key Vault providing robust access control and secrets management.
- Observability Needs: For systems where in-depth monitoring, logging, and diagnostics are crucial.
How to use
- Start editing: Clone or copy the example file to begin customization.
- Customize diagram: Adapt the components, add or remove elements, and define relationships according to your requirements.
- Customize layout: Rearrange the architectural elements for optimal representation and clarity.
- Collect feedback: Engage with your team to critique and further refine the architecture through collaborative insight.
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