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General Azure Cloud Service Architecture.
Overview
Introduction
- Microservice architecture is a popular software development approach that involves building a system as a collection of independent, modular services that communicate with each other through well-defined interfaces.
- Microservices can be distributed across multiple cloud providers in a hybrid cloud environment, resulting in better resource utilization and improved performance.
- Terraform is used to provision the infrastructure for microservices, allowing developers to define infrastructure requirements as code.
- ArgoCD automates the deployment of microservices, ensuring consistent and reliable deployment of new changes, and providing rollback capabilities if necessary.
- OpenAI API of ChatGPT integration in Telegram example demonstrates microservices deployed in containers using Kubernetes, a popular container orchestration tool.
- Overall, microservice architecture in a hybrid cloud environment provides improved performance, scalability, and flexibility while reducing the time and effort needed to manage infrastructure.