Microservices architecture in Azure for automated incident recovery
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https://doi.org/10.56294/saludcyt20251865Keywords:
Azure, Microservices, Incident Recovery, Microservices ArchitectureAbstract
Nowadays, more organizations incorporate microservices in the implementation of their solutions. However, despite its benefits, this technological strategy poses challenges in incident recovery, since a failure in one component can quickly affect the entire system, making response capacity crucial to reduce downtime. This article proposes a microservices structure in Azure with the objective of optimizing incident recovery. The findings indicate that this structure makes it possible to significantly reduce the recovery time of critical incidents and improves the availability of the services offered through API Management.
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