43 lines (31 loc) · 1.8 KB

Component Interactions

Overview

This document describes the interactions between the various components of the Nexuria architecture.

API Gateway

Incoming Requests: Handles incoming requests from clients
Routing: Routes requests to appropriate microservices
Authentication: Authenticates and authorizes requests
Load Balancing: Distributes incoming traffic across multiple instances of microservices
Caching: Caches frequently accessed data to improve performance

Microservices

QRBC (Quantum-Resistant Blockchain): Provides a secure and decentralized ledger for storing and managing data
- Data Storage: Stores and retrieves data from the database
- Security: Authenticates and authorizes requests
NeuroNetwork: Provides real-time optimization of the Pi Network
- Data Storage: Stores and retrieves data from the database
- Security: Authenticates and authorizes requests
GAP (Global Adoption Platform): Provides a seamless onboarding experience for users, businesses, and governments
- Data Storage: Stores and retrieves data from the database
- Security: Authenticates and authorizes requests

Data Storage

Database: Stores and manages data for the application
Cache: Provides fast and efficient data retrieval

Security

Authentication: Handles user authentication and authorization
Encryption: Encrypts data in transit and at rest

Interactions

API Gateway -> Microservices: Routes requests to appropriate microservices
Microservices -> Data Storage: Stores and retrieves data
Microservices -> Security: Authenticates and authorizes requests
Data Storage -> Cache: Caches frequently accessed data
Security -> Encryption: Encrypts data in transit and at rest