Cloud Platform Reference Data

Cloud Platform Reference Data

• ▼Resilience Levels
  • Critical
    System failure causes immediate revenue loss or safety risk.

    https://meta.linked.archi/examples/cloudplatform/reference-data#Critical
  • High
    System failure causes significant business disruption within hours.

    https://meta.linked.archi/examples/cloudplatform/reference-data#High
  • Medium
    System failure causes moderate impact, workarounds available.

    https://meta.linked.archi/examples/cloudplatform/reference-data#Medium
  • Low
    System failure has minimal business impact.

    https://meta.linked.archi/examples/cloudplatform/reference-data#Low
• ▼Deployment Strategies
  • Blue-Green
    Two identical environments; traffic switches instantly.

    https://meta.linked.archi/examples/cloudplatform/reference-data#BlueGreen
  • Canary
    Gradual rollout to a subset of users before full deployment.

    https://meta.linked.archi/examples/cloudplatform/reference-data#Canary
  • Rolling
    Instances updated one at a time with zero downtime.

    https://meta.linked.archi/examples/cloudplatform/reference-data#Rolling
  • Recreate
    All instances terminated and recreated (brief downtime).

    https://meta.linked.archi/examples/cloudplatform/reference-data#Recreate
• ▼Service Tiers
  • Tier 1 (99.99%)
    Mission-critical: 99.99% uptime SLA, < 5min recovery.

    https://meta.linked.archi/examples/cloudplatform/reference-data#Tier1
  • Tier 2 (99.9%)
    Business-critical: 99.9% uptime SLA, < 1hr recovery.

    https://meta.linked.archi/examples/cloudplatform/reference-data#Tier2
  • Tier 3 (99%)
    Operational: 99% uptime SLA, < 4hr recovery.

    https://meta.linked.archi/examples/cloudplatform/reference-data#Tier3
• ▼Database Engines
  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • Redis