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Enat Bank Digital Platform Architecture

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Create an 8-slide professional presentation titled “Enat Bank Digital Banking Platform Architecture (Condensed Version).” Merge and prioritize the following content: 1. Executive Summary & Core Problem – Key visual: diagram showing customers → secure digital channels → resilient banking core. Bullet points: accelerating digital demand, downtime erodes trust, legacy systems can’t scale, this platform solves it. 2. Platform Overview – Visual: end-to-end diagram (DMZ → Kubernetes → Integration → Databases). Bullet points: Kubernetes runtime, high availability, security-first, private-cloud compatible. 3. Availability & Resilience – Visual: two-server physical distribution. Bullet points: no single point of failure, fault-tolerant by design, intelligent service distribution. 4. Defense-in-Depth Security – Visual: DMZ-based security flow. Bullet points: NGINX proxy, TLS everywhere, WAF, rate limiting, traffic control. 5. Microservices & Integration – Visual: microservices and message queues. Bullet points: Kubernetes microservices, ActiveMQ asynchronous messaging, API Gateway isolation. 6. Data Integrity & IAM – Visual: combined Keycloak and MySQL replication diagram. Bullet points: centralized IAM, RBAC, encrypted replication, zero-data-loss failover. 7. Business Impact & Differentiation – Visual: metrics and comparison table. Bullet points: higher uptime, faster delivery, lower cost, no vendor lock-in. 8. Closing & Future Outlook – Visual: confident future-state graphic. Bullet points: ready today, secure and resilient, built for growth and innovation.

Condensed 8-slide presentation outlines a secure, resilient Kubernetes-based digital banking platform for Enat Bank, addressing scalability, downtime, and legacy issues with high availability, defense

December 25, 20258 slides
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Slide 1 - Enat Bank Digital Banking Platform Architecture (Condensed)

This title slide presents the "Enat Bank Digital Banking Platform Architecture (Condensed Version)." It features the subtitle "Secure, Resilient Platform for Accelerating Digital Demand."

Enat Bank

Digital Banking Platform Architecture (Condensed Version)

Secure, Resilient Platform for Accelerating Digital Demand

Source: Generated title slide

Speaker Notes
Professional condensed overview of the secure, resilient digital banking platform.
Slide 1 - Enat Bank Digital Banking Platform Architecture (Condensed)
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Slide 2 - Executive Summary & Core Problem

Accelerating digital demand necessitates urgent transformation, as downtime erodes customer trust and revenue while legacy systems fail to scale. The new platform provides a resilient, secure solution to these core challenges.

Executive Summary & Core Problem

  • Accelerating digital demand drives urgent transformation
  • Downtime erodes customer trust and revenue
  • Legacy systems fail to scale effectively
  • New platform delivers resilient, secure solution

Source: Enat Bank Digital Banking Platform Architecture (Condensed Version)

Slide 2 - Executive Summary & Core Problem
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Slide 3 - Platform Overview

The Platform Overview workflow outlines four phases: DMZ Entry with NGINX Proxy for high availability and TLS termination; Kubernetes Runtime for microservices and fault tolerance; Integration Layer using API Gateway + ActiveMQ for messaging and traffic control; and Databases with replicated MySQL for encrypted, zero-loss data and IAM integration. Each phase highlights key technologies and features ensuring security, scalability, and reliability.

Platform Overview

Source: End-to-end architecture flow: DMZ → Kubernetes → Integration → Databases

Speaker Notes
This diagram illustrates the high-level end-to-end flow of the Enat Bank Digital Banking Platform. Traffic enters through the secure DMZ layer, processed by Kubernetes runtime for high availability and security-first operations, then routed through integration services, and finally persists in databases. Fully private-cloud compatible.
Slide 3 - Platform Overview
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Slide 4 - Availability & Resilience

The slide titled "Availability & Resilience" highlights key features of a fault-tolerant system with no single point of failure and intelligent service distribution. It emphasizes design principles that ensure high availability and resilience.

Availability & Resilience

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  • No single point of failure
  • Fault-tolerant by design
  • Intelligent service distribution

Source: Wikipedia search: Fault-tolerant system

Slide 4 - Availability & Resilience
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Slide 5 - Defense-in-Depth Security

The Defense-in-Depth Security workflow outlines multiple layered protections starting with NGINX Proxy for TLS termination, reverse proxying, and secure load distribution. Subsequent layers include WAF to block OWASP Top 10 attacks, Rate Limiting against DDoS and brute-force, and Traffic Control for bandwidth shaping and QoS.

Defense-in-Depth Security

Source: DMZ-based security flow for Enat Bank Digital Banking Platform

Speaker Notes
This workflow illustrates the layered Defense-in-Depth security model using a DMZ-based architecture. Traffic enters through NGINX proxy with TLS termination, passes WAF inspection, rate limiting, and traffic control before reaching internal services.
Slide 5 - Defense-in-Depth Security
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Slide 6 - Microservices & Integration

This slide showcases a microservices architecture with Kubernetes for containerized, scalable services; ActiveMQ for reliable async messaging; and an API Gateway for secure traffic routing. It also highlights loose coupling via event-driven design and seamless Kubernetes orchestration for deployment, scaling, and fault tolerance.

Microservices & Integration

Source: Slide 5

Speaker Notes
Highlight the modular microservices architecture running on Kubernetes, decoupled via ActiveMQ for reliable async communication, and protected by API Gateway for isolation and scalability.
Slide 6 - Microservices & Integration
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Slide 7 - Data Integrity & IAM

Keycloak offers centralized IAM and RBAC for unified identity management with granular, least-privilege permissions across users, services, and admins. MySQL provides encrypted replication and zero-data-loss failover to secure data in transit and ensure high availability with maintained integrity.

Data Integrity & IAM

Centralized IAM & RBACEncrypted Replication & Failover
Keycloak provides unified identity management across the platform. Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) ensures granular permissions, enforcing least-privilege access for users, services, and admins.MySQL replication with encryption secures data in transit. Zero-data-loss failover maintains integrity during failures, enabling seamless high availability without compromising reliability.

Source: Enat Bank Digital Banking Platform Architecture (Condensed Version)

Speaker Notes
Highlight Keycloak for centralized IAM with RBAC and MySQL replication for data integrity with encrypted, zero-loss failover.
Slide 7 - Data Integrity & IAM
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Slide 8 - Business Impact & Differentiation

Our platform outperforms legacy systems with 99.99% uptime versus 95-98%, delivery in hours instead of weeks, and 30% lower costs without vendor lock-in. It also features built-in security and resilience, unlike the add-on and fragile alternatives in legacy setups.

Business Impact & Differentiation

MetricOur PlatformLegacy Systems
Uptime99.99%95-98%
Delivery SpeedHoursWeeks
Cost30% LowerHigh Vendor Fees
Vendor Lock-inNoneLocked In
Security & ResilienceBuilt-inAdd-on & Fragile

Source: Enat Bank Digital Banking Platform

Slide 8 - Business Impact & Differentiation

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