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转转QA
转转QA
Jan 4, 2023 · Operations

Evolution of Zhaozhuan Test Environment Governance: From Physical Isolation to Tag‑Based Traffic Routing

This article details Zhaozhuan's three‑generation test environment governance evolution—starting with physical isolation, moving to automatic IP‑label traffic routing, and finally manual tag‑based routing—highlighting architectural changes, deployment processes, advantages, drawbacks, and supporting tools such as distributed tracing and debugging utilities.

Cloud NativeDistributed TracingDocker
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Evolution of Zhaozhuan Test Environment Governance: From Physical Isolation to Tag‑Based Traffic Routing
DeWu Technology
DeWu Technology
Aug 5, 2022 · Cloud Native

Traffic Coloring in Microservice Architecture: Concepts, Applications, and Implementation

Traffic coloring tags each request in a microservice call chain, propagating a version label through HTTP headers or RPC contexts so that routers and load balancers can perform gray releases, blue‑green deployments, lane isolation, graceful shutdowns, and test traffic separation, provided all services support the metadata propagation via frameworks such as Spring Cloud Ribbon or Dubbo.

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Traffic Coloring in Microservice Architecture: Concepts, Applications, and Implementation
Top Architect
Top Architect
Jun 25, 2022 · Cloud Native

Why Spring Cloud Tencent? Architecture Overview and Core Capabilities

This article explains why Spring Cloud Tencent remains a mainstream Java micro‑service solution, introduces its one‑stop Polaris suite—including service registration & discovery, configuration center, routing, rate limiting and circuit breaking—and outlines future plans and community involvement.

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Why Spring Cloud Tencent? Architecture Overview and Core Capabilities
DevOps
DevOps
Nov 23, 2021 · Operations

Zero‑Downtime Application Deployment: Strategies, Maturity Levels, and Required Technical Components

The article explains why traditional three‑step application releases cause service interruptions, introduces three maturity levels for zero‑downtime deployment, compares blue‑green, rolling, and canary release models, and provides concrete technical components, load‑balancer architectures, and Spring‑Boot/Eureka shutdown procedures to achieve uninterrupted service.

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Zero‑Downtime Application Deployment: Strategies, Maturity Levels, and Required Technical Components
vivo Internet Technology
vivo Internet Technology
Sep 10, 2020 · Operations

Multi-Active High Availability Architecture: Scenarios, Solutions, and Evaluation

Multi‑active high‑availability architectures—ranging from same‑city dual‑active and two‑site three‑center setups to fully remote multi‑active deployments—provide continuous 24/7 service by replicating data across sites, but introduce latency, consistency, routing, and cost complexities that require careful unit‑based design, synchronized storage, and sophisticated traffic management.

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Multi-Active High Availability Architecture: Scenarios, Solutions, and Evaluation
iQIYI Technical Product Team
iQIYI Technical Product Team
Nov 22, 2019 · Cloud Native

iQIYI Microservice Platform API Gateway: Architecture, Features, and Performance

The iQIYI API Gateway, built on Kong/Nginx, offers a high‑performance, extensible entry point that centralizes API configuration, routing, authentication, rate‑limiting, and disaster‑recovery across regions, managing over 4,000 APIs and 30 billion daily requests while reducing operational complexity for micro‑service governance.

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iQIYI Microservice Platform API Gateway: Architecture, Features, and Performance
Efficient Ops
Efficient Ops
Apr 1, 2018 · Backend Development

Ele.me’s Secret to Seamless Multi-Region Active-Active Architecture

This article details how Ele.me engineered a cross‑region active‑active system that scales elastically, tolerates whole‑data‑center failures, and maintains real‑time food‑delivery performance through geographic sharding, intelligent routing, and robust data‑replication middleware.

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Ele.me’s Secret to Seamless Multi-Region Active-Active Architecture