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Introduction
Our Contributions Roadmap
Open Source Development Program
How contributions are made
Index
Related Documents
Scope and Summary
Fineract Versions
Fineract 1.x vs Fineract CN
Architecture
Architecture Diagram
Design Principles
Multi-tenancy
Application Tier
Role of Swagger
Caching
Data Source Properties
Deployment
Installing Fineract 1.x-platform
Deploying fineract CN local and cloud
Containerization:
Remarks on Kubernetes
Storage
Backups
CI/CD, SSL, Active MQ, Connecting Logs
Performance and Scalability
Performance and Scalability Benchmarks
Security
Role of Oauth in Fineract
Fineract CN Identity Concept
Service Layer Approach
Service to Service Communication
Role of API management layer
Data Handling
API Resources
Listing of API Resources
Database Migration
Database
Bulk Import Templates
Fineract Connector Approach
Design Principles and Scenario
Event based Triggers
Fineract Native Import API
Fineract Loan Account Domain
Fineract Savings Account Domain
Fineract Transaction Domain
Fineract Client Domain
Fineract Accounting Import
FAQs
Q/As on key issues
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Introduction
Deployment Strategy, Evaluation and Implementation Guide for mid to large size Financial Institutions using Apache Fineract for Accounting, lending and savings product management.
This guide details and describes a standard Apache Fineract based 'core financial system' framework deployment. It also enlists necessary guiding principles to follow during different phases of such deployments.
This is a derivative document by Muellners Foundation, licensed under The Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International Public License (Creative Commons — Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International — CC BY-SA 4.0)
Disclaimer: The Apache Fineract, as further described on https://fineract.apache.org and https://mifos.org, including the organizers and other participants of the Apache Fineract community, (collectively, “Fineract”) will have no obligation to the accuracy and maintenance of this derivative documentation.
Muellners Foundation does not take any responsibility and liability over the accuracy of the content published here because it is a non commercial help content.
Foundation has created and published this wiki and routinely update this, because we love open source and support open source projects for humanitarian reasons.
The document is written with a view of Apache Fineract’s handover and delivery into the existing technology frameworks of mid-large size Financial Institutions.
The sample institutions offer wide range of financial instruments and products such as Checking, Savings, Lending, Micro-finance, Payment Processor Systems, credit cards, mortgages, other personal and commercial loans as well as trust and investment services. This documentation may be applied by Fintech aiming to have the scalability equivalent to sample Financial institutions.
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