This analysis demonstrates improved scalability and resilience in insurance analytics through microservices and cloud-native technologies.
This article presents a technical framework for designing and implementing cloud-native microservice architectures specifically tailored for scalable insurance analytics platforms. It examines the challenges of legacy monolithic insurance systems and demonstrates how microservices, containerization, DevOps pipelines, and cloud orchestration can significantly improve scalability, resilience, real-time data processing, and system availability. The paper discusses architecture design patterns, API integration strategies, data pipeline management, and fault tolerance techniques suitable for enterprise-level insurance operations. The proposed model also supports key business functions such as risk modeling, fraud detection, claims automation, customer analytics, and regulatory reporting — enabling insurance companies to transition toward modern, data-driven, and cloud-native platforms. Overall, this work serves as a practical reference for insurance technology professionals, system architects, analysts, and decision-makers aiming to modernize insurance infrastructure using cloud-native principles and scalable microservice design.
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Mohammad Afroz (2025) studied this question.
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