The architecture of SrCoreSystem core was originally based on the principles of 24/7 business process continuity, which allows you to optimally distribute the load on the server platform throughout the life cycle of the financial institution's business day, which allows you to perform the most resource-intensive procedures without stopping for routine maintenance.
The regulatory procedures of opening and closing trading dates are performed with no need to stop operating activities and automated business processes, such as payment system gateways and integration services with Front-end systems and Internet banking systems.
The technology supports the system operation for several operational days, in a single interface, with no data transfer. This result is achieved by using unified structures for storing data on active and closed operational dates, without using mechanisms for copying data into a separate structure of the archive period.
To change the system operation mode, it only takes a change in a specific date status in the financial calendar of the system. When changing the status of a date, automated procedural and control procedures are carried out, configured for these events. The system uses highly efficient partitioning tools built into the Oracle database. Support for this operation mode was originally incorporated into the architecture and logic of the system.
The implementation of this approach is extremely important for continuous customer service, especially when using such subsystems as card processing, remote service systems, payment systems, also regarding new requirements for the NBU EPS system.