service-registry

Health checks monitor the status of registered services in real time. Configure health endpoints for each service in the registry, and the system continuously verifies availability, enabling automatic failover when a service becomes unavailable.

Register multiple service instances with failover strategies in the registry. When the primary service fails its health check, execution automatically routes to the next available service, ensuring continuity without manual intervention.

A unified execution interface lets you call registered services without managing individual connections. Submit requests to the registry, which routes them to the appropriate service based on configuration, health status, and failover rules.

Yes. The registry supports pattern-driven integration with templates for consistent service setup and quotas to enforce resource limits. This reduces configuration drift and ensures predictable behavior across multi-service deployments.

Fragmented tooling creates inconsistency and operational overhead. A unified registry consolidates service discovery, configuration management, and health monitoring in one place, simplifying multi-service integrations and reducing error-prone manual coordination.

Yes. The registry automatically selects healthy services and applies failover strategies without manual routing logic. It evaluates health checks and service status to route execution to the best available option.