Infrastructure and Cloud-Native Standards
Overview
The IUDX-Novo platform is implemented using cloud-native, open-source infrastructure standards. These standards enable portability, scalability, resilience, and operational consistency across diverse deployment environments.
By adhering to widely adopted cloud-native practices, the platform avoids vendor lock-in and supports long-term sustainability.
Standards and Technologies Used
The infrastructure layer of the platform follows these core standards:
Containerization: Docker (OCI-compliant containers)
Orchestration: Kubernetes
Architecture Style: Microservices
Observability: Prometheus, Grafana, Loki
Containerization
All platform services are packaged as OCI-compliant Docker containers
Containerization ensures:
Environment consistency
Reproducible deployments
Simplified scaling and upgrades
Orchestration and Architecture
Kubernetes is used for container orchestration, managing:
Deployment and scaling of services
Service discovery and networking
Fault tolerance and self-healing
The platform follows a microservices architecture, enabling:
Independent deployment of components
Horizontal scalability
Clear separation of responsibilities
Observability Standards
The platform adopts standard cloud-native observability tooling:
Prometheus for metrics collection
Grafana for dashboards and visualization
Loki for centralized log aggregation
Together, these tools provide comprehensive visibility into system health, performance, and behavior.
Cloud-Agnostic Deployment
The platform is cloud-agnostic and can be deployed across:
Public cloud environments
Private cloud infrastructure
On-premises data centers
There is no dependency on proprietary cloud services, ensuring flexibility in deployment choices and alignment with organizational or regulatory requirements.
Role in the Platform
Enables scalable and resilient infrastructure operations
Supports hybrid and multi-cloud deployment models
Ensures portability and long-term maintainability
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