DISTRIBUTED SYSTEM eBanking

INTRODUCTION

Distributed system(DS),
 Devices connected each other.
 Require large connectivity.
 Normally used in big company.

eBanking system,
 Uses webpage to communicate.
 Contain basic banking function.
SYSTEM DESCRIPTION

The internet Banking Application is based on 3-

tiered model. The Enterprise architecture for
internet Banking Application is shown below:
SYSTEM DESCRIPTION

The 3-tiered architecture shown above has the

following major components:
Two clients: Bank Customers and Administration.
Application Server: Fulfill client and
administrator’s request.
Database: Database Server will store customer’s
and bank data.
PROS

Reduce time in bank activities.

Information process faster.
Information store in digital form.
Global trading made possible.
Criminal tracking is faster.
CONS

Software and hardware dependent

Site navigation
Security
Site disruption
Accessibility
HETEROGENEITY

Programming Languages
 Uses website programming languages.

Operating System(OS)
 OS with browser installed.

Devices
 Mobile phones to computers.
OPENNESS

Uses website,
 Easy to add new services.
 Easy to manage new services.
SECURITY

Confidently
 Equipped with Authority Server(AS).

Integrity
 Uses Secure Sockets Layer(SSL).
SCALABILITY

Connection Speed and Access

 Limited access at a certain rate.

Resources
 Backup server.
FAILURE HANDLING

Logging
 Actions recorded.

Data Redundancy
 Duplicate data kept in other places.
 CONCURRENCY
Serialisability: schedule for executing
concurrent transaction is equal to one that
executes the transactions serially in some order
TRANSPARENCY

Means openness and accountability

Banks needs to gain trust from their
customers.
CONCLUSION

Only sharing same resource to functioning well.

Can help massive number of people.
More efficient but can also be complex.
Certain challenges such as security and
scalability.