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Microservices architecture (Gate, Clouddriver, Orca, Deck, Front50, Echo, Igor)

Pipelines defined and stored in Front50

Clouddriver interacts with cloud providers

Orca orchestrates pipeline execution

Echo handles notifications and triggers

Pipeline -> Stages -> Triggers -> Artifacts -> Deployment Targets

Orca orchestrates execution

Clouddriver interacts with cloud APIs

Deck provides web UI

Echo handles notifications and alerts

Microservices-based architecture

Pipeline orchestration via Orca

Cloud provider abstraction via Clouddriver

Artifact and pipeline storage in Front50

Notification and event management via Echo

Microservices deployments across AWS and Kubernetes

Canary releases for high-traffic services

Blue/green deployments with automated rollback

Multi-region enterprise deployments

Integration with Jenkins and artifact repositories

Multi-cloud deployment support

Pipeline-first CD orchestration

Extensible microservices architecture

Automated rollback and verification

Enterprise-grade observability and monitoring

Use Kubernetes deployment for horizontal scaling

Optimize pipeline concurrency

Cache artifacts to improve performance

Monitor Clouddriver and Orca for load

Separate pipelines by microservice or team

Migrate Spinnaker 1.x to 2.x

Update deprecated pipeline stage types

Refactor artifact configuration

Reconfigure cloud provider credentials

Audit pipelines for compatibility