C4 - Componentes do Communication Module

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C4 - Componentes do Communication Module — AWS microservices diagram

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C4 component diagram for a Communication Module microservice handling centralized notifications, templates, delivery, retries, and external provider integrations on AWS. The architecture receives events from six producer modules (Customer/KYC, Transaction, Statement, Chargeback/Dispute, Regulatory Reporting, Backoffice) via an internal event bus, processes them through a command handler, template manager, recipient resolver, and channel policy engine. Messages are dispatched through a communication gateway adapter to external providers (email, SMS, push) with delivery tracking, retry logic, and dead-letter handling. The module publishes completion events to an audit module and exposes a public API for message status queries, demonstrating event-driven decoupling and scalable notification orchestration.

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How should I architect a centralized notification microservice that handles multiple communication channels, templates, retries, and integrates with external providers?

This C4 diagram shows a Communication Module receiving events from six producer modules (Customer, Transaction, Statement, Chargeback, Regulatory, Backoffice) through an internal event bus. The module coordinates notification handling via a command handler, template manager, recipient resolver, and channel policy engine, then dispatches messages through a gateway adapter to external providers with

AWSmicroservicesevent-driven-architecturenotification-systemC4-modelasync-messaging
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Cloud Aws
Audience:
AWS solutions architects designing event-driven microservices and notification systems

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About This Architecture

C4 component diagram for a Communication Module microservice handling centralized notifications, templates, delivery, retries, and external provider integrations on AWS. The architecture receives events from six producer modules (Customer/KYC, Transaction, Statement, Chargeback/Dispute, Regulatory Reporting, Backoffice) via an internal event bus, processes them through a command handler, template manager, recipient resolver, and channel policy engine. Messages are dispatched through a communication gateway adapter to external providers (email, SMS, push) with delivery tracking, retry logic, and dead-letter handling. The module publishes completion events to an audit module and exposes a public API for message status queries, demonstrating event-driven decoupling and scalable notification orchestration.

People also ask

How should I architect a centralized notification microservice that handles multiple communication channels, templates, retries, and integrates with external providers?

This C4 diagram shows a Communication Module receiving events from six producer modules (Customer, Transaction, Statement, Chargeback, Regulatory, Backoffice) through an internal event bus. The module coordinates notification handling via a command handler, template manager, recipient resolver, and channel policy engine, then dispatches messages through a gateway adapter to external providers with

C4 - Componentes do Communication Module

AWSadvancedevent-driven-architecturenotification-systemC4-modelasync-messaging
Domain: Cloud AwsAudience: AWS solutions architects designing event-driven microservices and notification systems
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May 11, 2026

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