Each of the Solartis Insure Microservices is enabled natively and independently from the ground up on the cloud.
They support federated architecture which allows orchestration and interoperability between heterogeneous systems with integration over the cloud without dependency with other microservices. They are invokable from any cloud infrastructure platform such as Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), Azure, AWS, Google Cloud, etc.
Each Solartis Insure Microservice is independently subscribe-able over the cloud.
They are elastically scalable by themselves without dependencies on other microservices or systems. Each microservice is independently designed, developed, deployed. They run standalone and are maintained on independent clustered environments without dependency with other services.
Solartis core platform framework is developed using Java Enterprise Edition 6 (JEE 6).
Each of the Solartis Insure Platform microservices is enabled on top of BPMN 2.0 driven jBPM ruleflows and Knowledgebase servers. Every business service is associated with a business user-friendly BPMN 2.0 driven jBPM ruleflows.
Behind the ruleflow task, collection framework plug-ins are provided to common services like database access, send mail, document generation, etc. Solartis Insure Microservices are deployed on JBOSS Enterprise Application Platform (JBOSS EAP 7.x) in clustered mode.
The Solartis Platform uses Oracle's MySQL Enterprise Server 8 for managing and maintaining transactional and configuration data.
In addition, it uses Apache Camel and ActiveMQ for asynchronous processing. Apache FOP using XSL/FO and Microsoft Word DocX for document authoring and document generation. In addition, uses Alfresco for document management, Pentaho for reporting, and Kettle for ETL.
