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Microservices Architecture
A. Functional Architecture
- Domain-Driven Design: Independent microservices mapped to entities like User, Plan, Top-Up, Coupon, and Notification.
- Client-Side UI Pattern: Angular-based front-end with lightweight presentation layer for responsiveness.
- Subscription Core: Services for managing plans, top-ups, renewals, cancellations, payments, and white labeling.
- Gateways & Brokers: Kong API Gateway with HTTP header-based CORS. RabbitMQ considered but REST preferred for simplicity.
- SSO & Credential Management: Services integrated with remittance platform for seamless partner login flows.
- Entities Layer: Templates for Plans, Top-ups, Coupons, and Notification dynamically instantiated per tenant.
B. Non-Functional Architecture
- DevOps Tooling: Recommendations made for Docker (Container), Jenkins (CI/CD), ELK (Logging), and Dropwizard/Prometheus (Metrics).
- Security: Bespoke session tokening using cookies; OAuth2 and Keycloak evaluated but not adopted.
- Rate Limiting & Tracing: Kong-based throttling and distributed tracing options (Zipkin, Google Dapper) considered.
- Scalability:
- High-volume services (e.g., Payments, Subscription Lifecycle) horizontally and vertically scaled.
- Low-volume services (e.g., User Service, Credential Mgmt) deployed on lightweight virtual servers.
- Fault Tolerance: Retry/circuit breaker logic embedded into gateway layer with clear failure routing and fallback paths.
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