About This Architecture

Enterprise microservices architecture on Azure with six independent services (Order, User, Product, Payment, Notification, Inventory) deployed across two availability zones using App Service P2v3 instances. Traffic flows through Azure CDN and WAF Policy to Azure Front Door, then API Management for service routing and governance. Data layer spans Azure SQL with primary-standby replication, Cosmos DB with multi-region replicas, Redis Cache for performance, and Service Bus for async messaging. Observability, security, and identity are handled by Application Insights, Azure Monitor, Key Vault, and Azure AD within a single Resource Group and VNet (10.0.0.0/16). Fork this diagram to customize subnets, add additional services, or adjust replication strategies for your workload requirements.

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How do I design a scalable microservices architecture on Azure with API Management, multi-zone deployment, and database replication?

This diagram shows six independent microservices (Order, User, Product, Payment, Notification, Inventory) deployed on Azure App Service P2v3 across two availability zones, fronted by Azure Front Door and API Management for routing and governance. Data consistency is ensured through Azure SQL primary-standby replication and Cosmos DB multi-region replicas, while Service Bus enables async communicat