Food delivery microservices architecture deployed across two AWS availability zones using Kubernetes, with 11 domain services handling authentication, orders, payments, and real-time driver dispatch. Traffic flows through CloudFront CDN and WAF to an ALB ingress controller, distributing requests to replicated services across AZ-1 and AZ-2 node groups within a VPC. PostgreSQL primary-standby pairs provide data durability for users, restaurants, orders, and payments, while Redis caches and Kafka brokers enable real-time location tracking and event streaming. This multi-AZ, stateless microservices design ensures high availability and fault tolerance critical for production food delivery platforms. Fork and customize this diagram on Diagrams.so to adapt service topology, add monitoring stacks, or modify database replication strategies for your deployment.