High Availability Architecture Design and Optimization Practice of Cloud Computing Platform

Yifan Yang

Authors

Yifan Yang Viterbi school of Engineering, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA, 90089, USA Author

Keywords:

cloud computing platform, high availability architecture, fault tolerance mechanism, fault recovery, big data monitoring

Abstract

In order to ensure service availability and continuous operation of cloud computing platform services, it is necessary to study and optimize the high availability architecture of cloud computing platform. Based on the development history of the high availability architecture of cloud computing platforms, this paper analyzes and studies the basic principles of high availability design. It first discusses how to apply various redundancy strategies to solve hardware redundancy problems, then focuses on addressing network redundancy issues, and finally provides corresponding solutions. It also provides how to improve the troubleshooting ability and rapid recovery ability of the system by adopting containerized architecture and big data monitoring.

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