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Cloud Native Digital Commerce
Purpose Built to Scale in Every Environment
Cloud Native, Because Your Future Depends on It
Succeeding with 5G — reaching consumers in new ways, quickly and efficiently experimenting with new business models, realizing all the benefits that 5G networks have to offer — will demand infrastructure and software applications capable of enabling unimpaired agility.
Infinite Scalability
Network elasticity to support the explosion of devices that are coming.
Dynamic Configurability
Web-scale architecture to efficiently develop and deploy hyper-targeted micro-offerings.
Unprecedented Resiliency
Leveraging a microservices-based architecture to ensure high availability under load.
A resilient, cloud native architecture ensures full availability, harnessing the agility of containers and container orchestration while running efficiently with high physical server utilization.
MATRIXX Cloud Native Design
Launch quickly, respond rapidly and heal automatically. It is possible with a cloud native platform that can scale promptly and effectively under load while ensuring high availability despite the uncertainty of specific nodes in a cloud environment.
Containers
MATRIXX Digital Commerce deploys microservices as containers for resource isolation and dependency management.
Container Orchestration
Kubernetes enable management of services in a resource pool abstracted from the underlying hardware.
Service Mesh
Facilitate service-to-service communication decoupled from application code in a highly dynamic cloud environment.
Choose High Availability. Zero Downtime.
Stateless Microservices
Harness Kubernetes to operate an N+K replica set, effortlessly managing dynamic needs for required and spare capacity.
Online Upgrades
Achieved with zero downtime, with active processes always managing traffic as passive nodes are updated, including fully automatic data migration to ensure 100% system reliability.
Stateful Transaction Processing
Unparalleled high performance with patented technologies for real-time streaming involving the MATRIXX Technology Core and all-mastered high availability. Harnesses Kubernetes for dynamic and efficient capacity utilization.
Automatic Failover
Designed to fail and be auto-replaced without any loss of data.
Geo-Redundancy
Achieved by easily deploying pods on nodes in multiple sites.
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MATRIXX | Deployment of Cloud Native Architecture
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REST Services Gateway
Converts simple RESTful API requests from self-care channels and other OSS/BSS systems into a MATRIXX internal messaging format.
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Network Gateway(s)
Network interaction handled through microservices involving DIAMETER, SIGTRAN, HTTP/2, RESTful and other network protocols.
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RT/Inbound Routing
Load balances, routes all requests to the correct processing pod and manages all responses to the initiator.
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Processing Cluster
Executes the business logic to process requests and create responses; as a stateful component, this process includes a fully available all-mastered database for resilient persistent storage.
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Publishing Cluster
Reliably publishes events to the event repository to audit files and to high volume, low latency streaming targets.
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Active MQ
Delivers outbound integration from MATRIXX to external services.
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Payment Gateway
Connects to various payment providers to enable real-time purchases, scheduled payments and threshold-triggered recharges.
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Notifications
Generates templated human-readable messages and delivers to end-customers via push notifications, SMS or email.
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Event Streaming
Kafka adapter provides real-time access to events as they are produced for use by billing, analytics, campaign management, financial reporting and network management functions.
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Checkpoint Cluster
Processes offline transaction files to periodically recreate a full image of the database and writes check point images to be used in the case of disaster recovery and cold start.