Three-tier web app on Google Cloud
Visualize streamlining your web application infrastructure with this three-tier Google Cloud example.
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about this example
Modern web apps benefit from compartmentalized architecture. This diagram highlights:
- Serverless dynamic front-end: Utilizes Google Cloud Run for a scalable, containerized front-end.
- Efficient API management: Depicts a Cloud Run API layer managing communication and serverless VPC access.
- Durable and scalable database: Incorporates Cloud SQL for PostgreSQL with direct peering for data integrity.
- In-memory data caching: Features MemoryStore for Redis, ensuring low-latency data access.
When to use
- Refactoring to microservices: If you're considering breaking a monolith into a serverless, microservices architecture.
- Optimizing resource management: When needing dynamic scaling for varied traffic without managing infrastructure.
- Implementing caching solutions: To introduce or optimize in-memory caching for performance improvement.
How to use
- Start editing: Copy the example file and begin interacting with the diagram.
- Customize diagram: Add or adjust components, connections, and groupings with a straightforward diagramming syntax, incorporating recognizable icons to enhance clarity.
- Customize layout: Position the elements on the canvas to suit the specifics of your architecture.
- Collect feedback: Circulate the file among your team for collaborative annotation and iterative refinement using the commenting function.
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