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From Conventional Multi-Vendor Failover to Adaptive API Routing: An Industrial Experience Report on Resilient Third-Party Service Integration
High-scale online services often rely on third-party APIs in user-facing flows such as authentication, messaging, payments, fraud detection, and identity verification. Integrating alternate providers and operating conventional failover controls is a common resilience baseline, but redundancy alone d
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