Cell Based Deployment Architecture
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Scalability of complex systems is non-trivial especially when there are multiple running components like microservices, databases, storage clusters etc. with complex interactions. End-to-end performance modelling of such a system poses significant challenges as the performance of the 'whole' does not have a straight-forward linear relationship to its 'parts'.
MOSIP recommends a cell architecture where hardware and software within a cell is fixed (canned), and the cell is benchmarked for input/output capacity. Such cells, then, may be replicated to scale up capacity in a production depolyment with traffic diverted to them via a load balancer. Ideally, each cell must be islolated from each other without any cross-dependencies. Practically, however, they may share certain resources. Scalabilty of such common resources needs to addressed separately.
This document presents cell architecture for all major MOSIP modules for production deployment.
The following resources are shared across cells:
ABIS Queue
Registration Process DB
ID Repository HDFS/CEPH cluster
ID Repository DB
The communication between Demilitrized Zone (DMZ) and Militarized Zone (MZ) is strictly via a firewall.
The encrypted packets from registration client first land into Packet Landing Zone in the DMZ. Some of the Registration Processor stages run in the DMZ for initial packet handling.
