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Adeptia Suite utilizes the typical N-tier application architecture. 

 

Tier Application Architecture

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Its unique feature is that the Presentation Layer is completely web-based, and thus can be used by business users or developers from anywhere at any time. The user-interface layer is used by developers at design time, and by business users at the runtime to interact with workflow tasks. The Application Layer is a set of Java-based server-side programs, residing on the central server and is used for executing process flows. The Data Layer represents the database, where all business rules, design rules, activity instances, and process flows are stored. Run-time logs are also stored in the database.

The Adeptia Suite follows a Hub-and-Spoke model in terms of deployment in an IT infrastructure. It acts as a central hub, with connections to other systems and external partners as spokes in this model. The main server implements and executes process flows and integrations. It achieves great scalability in performance using its clustering feature. Additionally, it follows a Store and Forward framework. Any incoming data can be archived and then converted into an XML format for further processing. Anchor_Toc144022968_Toc144022968 Anchor_Toc144314214_Toc144314214

Modular Design

Adeptia Suite leverages a modular architecture that facilitates greater flexibility and extensibility. This modular design is depicted in the below image.

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Depending upon the expected data and transaction volumes, clustering of nodes is setup facilitating enhanced performance and scalability. Similarly, the backup database can be setup to ensure higher uptime.                                                                       


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Deployment Model - Adeptia Suite in Clustering (Internal access)


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Deployment Model - Adeptia Suite in Clustering (External Access)

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