Microservice technology architecture diagram
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This is a microservice technology architecture diagram, illustrating the various components and processes involved in a microservices-based system. The diagram includes elements such as Prometheus for monitoring, Oracle for data persistence, and Spring Cloud Gateway for routing. Key features include distributed caching, service monitoring, and authentication through Spring Security and Oauth2. It also highlights tools like GitHub, GitLab, and Docker for development and deployment, along with message queuing via Kafka and Redis for load balancing. This diagram serves as a comprehensive guide to understanding the architecture of a microservices ecosystem.
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Visual Monitoring
Prometheus Monitoring Alerting
Oracle
Microservices cluster
Distributed caching
Github|Gitlab
Metrics Monitoring
Firewall
Loki
Spring Cloud Gateway(Zuul)
External network deployment
Service Monitoring
Authentication
Spring Security
Internal Network Deployment
Seluth+Zipkin Link Tracing
Data persistence
MySQL
Message Alert
Operation and Maintenance
Oauth2
Message Queue
Kafka cluster
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Unified Management Configuration
Link Tracing
Eureka Service Discovery
HTTP
Service Registration and Discovery
LVS+Keepalived
gRPC
CDN Acceleration
Netty
Docker
Seluth
OSS
OpenFiegn
Load Balancing
Redis Cluster
LogCollection
CI/DI
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Nacos
Skyworking
Continuous Integration
ArgoCD
Certification and Authorization
Third-party applications
MINIO
GitLab
Development
Nacos (Apollo) Configuration Management
Microservices Technology Architecture
Object Storage
Github
K8S Container Orchestration
Email
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