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# SPRING-ARC-REF-FINAL-1783833422-attempt-3
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# Architecture Decision Record: Payment Boundary
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## Context
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In order to define our payment processing system, we need to establish clear boundaries between different components that handle payments. This includes services responsible for payment requests, notifications, and reconciliation.
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## Decision
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We will implement a microservices architecture where each payment-related functionality is managed by a separate service. This allows for better scalability and maintainability. The main services will include:
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- Payment Service: Handles payment transactions.
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- Notification Service: Sends notifications upon payment success or failure.
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- Reconciliation Service: Ensures the integrity of payments across systems.
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Additionally, we will enforce communication through a RESTful API approach and use message queues for asynchronous operations between services.
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## Alternatives
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1. **Monolithic Architecture**: This was considered but rejected due to scaling limitations.
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2. **Serverless Functions**: While appealing, the complexity of maintaining state and handling different payment types favored a microservices approach.
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## Consequences
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Choosing a microservices architecture will introduce operational overhead but it enables us to scale individual components as needed. It accommodates future integrations with third-party payment providers and allows teams to work independently on their respective services without impacting others.
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