Technology Stack

Adeptia has used the latest technologies to create the microservices version of Adeptia Connect. Following are the key technology components of AC v4.x.

Docker for Containerization
Kubernetes for Orchestration
Persistent and Configuration Management
Prometheus/Grafana for Monitoring
EFK for centralized logging
Jenkins For CI/CD and Helm chart for packaging
Rabbit MQ as a Message broker
Spring Cloud Gateway as API Gateway

Docker for Containerization

Kubernetes for Orchestration

Persistent & Configuration Management

Persistence using Kubernetes PVC.
External configuration using Kubernetes ConfigMap.
Secrets configuration using Kubernetes Secrets or Vault.

Prometheus/Grafana for Monitoring

Adeptia Connect supports Datadog as well.

EFK stack for Centralized logging

Adpetia Connect supports Datadog as well.

Jenkins For CI/CD and Helm chart for packaging

You can pull the Image and Helm Charts from container repositories shared by Adeptia.

RabbitMQ as Message Broker

RabbitMQ as a Message Broker takes care of the followings.

Backpressure handling
Partner/Tenant boundary
Heavy vs Normal load
Job Priority
Throttling

Spring Cloud Gateway as API Gateway

Circuit Breaker with Resilience4j and Spring

The following table gives you an idea about the Adeptia Connect technology stack.

Layer	Technology

Layer	Technology
JRE	Amazon Coretto (OpenJDK 8)
UI Layer	EXTJS, JQuery, BPMNJS
Security Layer	Spring Security (LDAP, SAML SSO), JWT
API Layer	Spring Rest Template, Jersey (JAX-RS), Metro (JAX-WS), Swagger, FastAPI
Microservices Layer	Spring Boot, Tomcat, Apache Camel
Data Access Layer	Spring Data JPA, Hibernate, Castor, Hikari connection pool
Cache Framework	Ehcache
Logging Framework	Log4J2
Scheduler Framework	Quartz
Data Mapper	Saxon, Python, Uvicorn
Kubernetes Integration	Fabric8 Kubernetes Java client