Building a modern healthcare system using a microservices architecture
Use case: System operation by physicians in the consultation room.

Using a microservices architecture to build a modern healthcare system, providing healthcare services such as teleconsultation, video consultations, cloud-based referrals, home care, health management, chronic disease management, as well as health care resource and care resource inspections. K8S is used in conjunction with management tools such as alerting tools, permission management, message push, report management, resource management, etc., to help clarify and streamline the medical process. Building a modern healthcare system using a microservices architecture will provide virtualization, flexibility, system source code control, version unification, hospital system integration, and event-driven transformation, which can automatically notify of abnormalities, effectively addressing potential technical problems with existing systems such as outdated development versions, excessive repetitive code, overly large associated databases, inability to share system architecture, asynchronous programming codes across different hospital campuses, and the difficulty of maintaining large servers and passive demands.