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 following.
- 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 |
|---|---|
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 |