This image shows the ChainSys data management architecture on Oracle Cloud
Infrastructure (OCI).
The OCI region includes 1 virtual cloud network (VCN) that spans 2 fault domains. The VCN includes the following gateways:
- Internet gateway: Provides communications between public subnets and internet hosts.
- Dynamic routing gateway (DRG): Provides private connectivity between on-premises networks and VCNs by using Site-to-Site
VPN connected to the DRG. In this case, data source systems from on-premises or third-party cloud systems access OCI through
the DRG. Similarly, target systems in public clouds, private clouds, or on premises access OCI through the DRG.
The VCN provides 3 subnets:
- DMZ public subnet: Incoming traffic is handled by a load balancer. Web node, Collaborator, Publisher, and file storage resources
are provided in one fault domain. Web node and Publisher resources are provided in the other fault domain.
- APP private subnet: Virtual machine (VM) instances provide data integration and migration, data cataloging, bots, analytics
and visualization, app building, caching, scheduling, and master data management (MDM) in each fault domain.
- CB private subnet: Provides active PostgreSQL instances in one fault domain and standby instances in the other fault domain
for Meta DB, Datamart, Solr1, Couch DB2 database instances.