Microservices architecture development toolkit built on SpringBoot, IPACS’s distributed microservices technology platform provides developers with a full suite of open-source components and tools to rapidly build distributed systems. Its core concept is to address common challenges in microservice architecture via integrated components, including configuration management, service discovery, load balancing, circuit breakers, distributed tracing, message-driven architecture and API gateways.                                       

The whole system is split into multiple microservices by business domain. Each cluster can deploy multiple service instances, and traffic across clusters is balanced by load balancing components. All services register with the service registry, which enables load balancing via predefined routing strategies. All clients access backend services through a unified gateway, where routing rules dispatch requests to corresponding microservices. Inter-service calls are completed collaboratively by service registry and communication components. The platform fully integrates with the microservice governance ecosystem to deliver comprehensive governance, monitoring, disaster recovery and fault tolerance. Master-slave and cluster deployments are adopted at core nodes to eliminate single points of failure and guarantee architectural reliability and high availability.