Thaler

The Thaler architecture is designed for high availability and scalability. The Core Banking Engine is the central component, responsible for core banking functions. The Customer Relationship Module manages customer data and interactions.

The Transaction Processing System handles all financial transactions. The Reporting and Analytics module provides insights and reporting capabilities. These components communicate via internal APIs and message queues.

The z/OS version utilizes DB2 for data storage, with data models optimized for performance and integrity. CICS manages transactions, ensuring reliability and concurrency. Network requirements include stable connectivity between components and external systems, with specific ports for database access and API communication.

The system supports horizontal scaling of components to handle increased transaction volumes. Security is implemented through RBAC, with detailed audit logging to track all system activities. API gateways are used to manage and secure external API access.

The configuration files define database connections, API endpoints, and security settings. Regular backups and disaster recovery plans are essential for data protection and business continuity. The system is designed to meet the stringent requirements of financial institutions, ensuring data integrity and operational resilience.