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Deployment Guide

This guide provides comprehensive instructions for deploying the DBIS Core Banking System to production.

Deployment Architecture

graph TB
    subgraph "Production Environment"
        LB[Load Balancer]
        
        subgraph "Application Tier"
            APP1[App Instance 1]
            APP2[App Instance 2]
            APPN[App Instance N]
        end
        
        subgraph "Database Tier"
            DB_PRIMARY[(Primary Database)]
            DB_REPLICA1[(Replica 1)]
            DB_REPLICA2[(Replica 2)]
        end
        
        subgraph "Cache Tier"
            CACHE1[(Redis 1)]
            CACHE2[(Redis 2)]
        end
        
        subgraph "Monitoring"
            METRICS[Metrics Collector]
            LOGS[Log Aggregator]
        end
        
        LB --> APP1
        LB --> APP2
        LB --> APPN
        
        APP1 --> DB_PRIMARY
        APP2 --> DB_PRIMARY
        APPN --> DB_PRIMARY
        
        DB_PRIMARY --> DB_REPLICA1
        DB_PRIMARY --> DB_REPLICA2
        
        APP1 --> CACHE1
        APP2 --> CACHE2
        
        APP1 --> METRICS
        APP2 --> METRICS
        APPN --> METRICS
        
        APP1 --> LOGS
        APP2 --> LOGS
        APPN --> LOGS
    end

CI/CD Pipeline

graph LR
    subgraph "CI/CD Pipeline"
        COMMIT[Git Commit]
        BUILD[Build]
        TEST[Run Tests]
        LINT[Lint & Format]
        SECURITY[Security Scan]
        DEPLOY[Deploy]
    end
    
    COMMIT --> BUILD
    BUILD --> TEST
    TEST --> LINT
    LINT --> SECURITY
    SECURITY --> DEPLOY

Production Setup

Environment Variables

All required environment variables must be set in production:

  • DATABASE_URL - PostgreSQL connection string
  • JWT_SECRET - Must be at least 32 characters, use strong random string
  • ALLOWED_ORIGINS - Comma-separated list of allowed CORS origins (no wildcards)
  • NODE_ENV - Set to production
  • LOG_LEVEL - Recommended: info or warn
  • HSM_ENABLED - Set to true if using HSM hardware

Database Migrations

  1. Generate Prisma client:

    npx prisma generate
    
  2. Run migrations:

    npx prisma migrate deploy
    
  3. Verify migration status:

    npx prisma migrate status
    

Build Process

  1. Install dependencies:

    npm ci
    
  2. Generate Prisma client:

    npx prisma generate
    
  3. Build TypeScript:

    npm run build
    
  4. Start the application:

    npm start
    

Health Checks

The application provides a health check endpoint at /health that verifies:

  • Database connectivity
  • HSM availability (if enabled)
  • Application status

Monitoring Setup

  1. Configure logging to external service (if needed)
  2. Set up metrics collection (Prometheus)
  3. Configure alerting for critical errors
  4. Monitor database performance

Security Checklist

  • All environment variables validated
  • JWT_SECRET is strong and secure
  • CORS origins are properly configured
  • HSM is enabled and configured
  • Database credentials are secure
  • Rate limiting is configured
  • Security headers are enabled (Helmet)
  • Audit logging is enabled

Scaling Considerations

  • Use connection pooling for database
  • Consider horizontal scaling with load balancer
  • Monitor resource usage
  • Set up database read replicas if needed

Deployment Recommendations

Infrastructure as Code

Priority: High

  1. Infrastructure Automation

    • Description: Use Infrastructure as Code (IaC) for all infrastructure
    • Implementation:
      • Use Terraform or CloudFormation
      • Version control infrastructure code
      • Automate provisioning and updates
    • Impact: Ensures consistent infrastructure and reduces manual errors
    • Dependencies: IaC tool configured, cloud provider access
  2. Environment Management

    • Description: Separate environments for dev, staging, production
    • Implementation:
      • Use environment-specific configurations
      • Never use production data in dev
      • Secure environment variables
    • Impact: Prevents production issues and data leaks
    • Dependencies: Environment separation configured

Deployment Strategy

Priority: High

  1. Blue-Green Deployment

    • Description: Implement blue-green deployment strategy
    • Implementation:
      • Deploy new version alongside current version
      • Switch traffic after validation
      • Keep previous version for rollback
    • Impact: Enables zero-downtime deployments
    • Dependencies: Load balancer, deployment automation
  2. Database Migration Strategy

    • Description: Safe database migration process
    • Implementation:
      • Test migrations in staging
      • Backup before migrations
      • Plan rollback procedures
      • Use migration versioning
    • Impact: Prevents data loss and downtime
    • Dependencies: Database backup system, migration tools

Monitoring & Alerting

Priority: Critical

  1. Health Monitoring

    • Description: Comprehensive health monitoring
    • Implementation:
      • Monitor application health endpoints
      • Track database connectivity
      • Monitor HSM availability
      • Set up alerting for failures
    • Impact: Enables proactive issue detection
    • Dependencies: Monitoring infrastructure, alerting system
  2. Performance Monitoring

    • Description: Monitor system performance
    • Implementation:
      • Track API response times
      • Monitor database query performance
      • Track resource utilization
      • Set performance alerts
    • Impact: Enables performance optimization
    • Dependencies: APM tools, metrics collection

Disaster Recovery

Priority: Critical

  1. Backup Strategy

    • Description: Automated backup system
    • Implementation:
      • Daily full backups
      • Hourly incremental backups
      • Store backups in multiple locations
      • Test restore procedures regularly
    • Impact: Enables recovery from data loss
    • Dependencies: Backup storage, backup automation
  2. Multi-Region Deployment

    • Description: Deploy across multiple regions
    • Implementation:
      • Deploy active-active in primary regions
      • Implement cross-region replication
      • Test failover procedures
      • Monitor cross-region latency
    • Impact: Ensures availability during regional outages
    • Dependencies: Multi-region infrastructure, replication configured

For more detailed recommendations, see RECOMMENDATIONS.md and monitoring.md.