Transactional workflows with microservices on Google Cloud
Visualize optimizing your transactional workflow with this event-driven microservices example on Google Cloud.
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about this example
Event-driven architectures enhance scalability and decoupling. This diagram includes:
- Microservices orchestrated with Cloud Run: Depicts independent deployment and scalability of services.
- Event-driven communication: Utilizes Pub/Sub for asynchronous messaging between services.
- Distributed data management: Integrates Datastore for robust and scalable order management.
- Centralized notification system: Showcases push notifications, enabling real-time user updates.
When to use
- Building scalable microservices: When developing applications that require independent scaling and robust performance.
- Implementing asynchronous workflows: To enable event-driven processes within your cloud architecture.
- Enhancing user engagement: If you aim to provide immediate feedback to user actions through notifications.
How to use
- Start editing: Create a copy of the example file and engage with the diagram to understand the workflow.
- Customize diagram: Refine service components, communication paths, and data storage solutions using a clear and concise diagramming approach, incorporating well-known symbols for easy recognition.
- Customize layout: Rearrange elements within the diagram to align with your system's architecture for a clear visualization.
- Collect feedback: Distribute the diagram among your development team to gather insights and feedback, employing the commenting tool for collaborative dialogue and enhancement suggestions.
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