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Huy Nguyen edited this page Apr 5, 2025 · 2 revisions

Architecture Overview

Mixcore CMS is built on a modular, extensible architecture that follows modern software design principles. This document provides an overview of the system's architecture and its key components.

System Architecture

graph TD
    A[Client Applications] --> B[API Gateway]
    B --> C[Core Platform]
    C --> D[Modules]
    C --> E[Services]
    D --> F[Database]
    E --> F
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Core Components

1. Core Platform

The Core Platform provides the foundation for all Mixcore applications:

  • Authentication & Authorization

    • JWT-based authentication
    • Role-based access control
    • Permission management

  • Data Access

    • Entity Framework Core integration
    • Repository pattern
    • Caching layer

  • Dependency Injection

    • Service registration
    • Module discovery
    • Configuration management

2. Modules

Modules are self-contained units of functionality:

  • Module Structure

    Module/
├── Controllers/
├── Services/
├── Models/
├── Views/
├── Migrations/
└── Module.cs

  • Module Lifecycle

    1. Discovery
    2. Registration
    3. Configuration
    4. Initialization

3. Services

Services provide cross-cutting functionality:

  • Core Services

    • Logging
    • Caching
    • Messaging
    • File Storage

  • Custom Services

    • Business logic
    • Data processing
    • External integrations

Data Flow

  1. Request Processing

    sequenceDiagram
    Client->>API Gateway: HTTP Request
    API Gateway->>Authentication: Validate Token
    Authentication->>Authorization: Check Permissions
    Authorization->>Controller: Process Request
    Controller->>Service: Business Logic
    Service->>Repository: Data Access
    Repository->>Database: Query/Command
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  2. Module Integration

    sequenceDiagram
    Module->>Core: Register
    Core->>Module: Initialize
    Module->>Core: Register Services
    Core->>Module: Configure
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Security Architecture

  • Authentication Flow

    1. Client requests token
    2. Identity Server validates credentials
    3. JWT token issued
    4. Token used for subsequent requests

  • Authorization

    • Role-based access control
    • Permission-based authorization
    • Resource-based policies

Scalability

Mixcore CMS is designed for horizontal scaling:

  • Stateless Architecture

    • No server-side session state
    • JWT-based authentication
    • Distributed caching

  • Microservices Ready

    • API Gateway integration
    • Service discovery
    • Load balancing

Deployment Architecture

graph TD
    A[Load Balancer] --> B[API Gateway]
    B --> C[Application Servers]
    C --> D[Database Cluster]
    C --> E[Cache Cluster]
    C --> F[File Storage]
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Development Guidelines

  1. Module Development

    • Follow SOLID principles
    • Implement proper error handling
    • Write unit tests
    • Document public APIs

  2. Service Development

    • Use dependency injection
    • Implement interfaces
    • Follow single responsibility principle
    • Handle exceptions appropriately

  3. Database Design

    • Use migrations
    • Implement proper indexing
    • Follow normalization rules
    • Consider performance implications

Next Steps

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