This document outlines the business model, security, stability, and scalability of a sales conference in 2015. The business model utilizes Scala, Clojure, JavaScript, Akka, JVM, and other technologies. Security features include multi-factor authentication, encryption of data at rest and in motion. Stability is achieved through a store first approach, queue-based processing, and decoupled connectivity. Scalability is ensured by automatic provisioning of environments, scaling based on utilization, distributing traffic, and alarms to trigger scaling activities.

1. Security,
Stability
and
Scalability
Sales
Conference
2015

2. Business Model
Security,
Stability
and
Scalability
Scala
(Parallel Message
Processing)
Clojure
(X-Form
Logic)
JS (Custom
Functions)
Akka 2.3
JVM 1.8 Ubuntu 12/04 Clojure 1.6 Rhino 5.4
Browser
or Mobile
HTML 5
Knockout JQuery
Hazelcast
CACHE
Cloud Search
QL Portal
Auto Scaling
Redundant
Connectivity
Array
Integration Service Fabric
Auto Scaling
Availability Zone 2
Data Facade
QL Portal
Auto Scaling
Redundant
Connectivity
Array
Integration Service Fabric
Auto Scaling
Availability Zone 3
Data Facade
Rabbit MQ
AMPQ
Quicklink 1.0
Integration
Platform
Smartlink 1.0
Applications
Scala/Lift
JVM 1.8
Jetty 9
Ubuntu 12/04
Authy
Multifactor
Authentication
QL Portal
Auto Scaling
Redundant
Connectivity
Array
Integration Service Fabric
Auto Scaling
Availability Zone 1
Data Facade
S3 with AES
256
EU Region
AWS Cloud

3. Security
4. Key based access to cloud infrastructure
1. QuickLink Portal: Multi Factor Authentication
2. QuickLink Connection: Two-Factor Authentication
3. Data Secured at Rest and in Motion

4. Stability
1. Store First Approach
2. Queue Based Processing
4. Decoupled Connectivity and Data Transformation
3. Multi-channel Data Handling

5. Scalability
1. Automatically provision environments
2. Increment or Decrement based on Utilization
4. Distribute traffic Across Instances
3. Alarms to Trigger Scaling Activities