AnalytX is implemented as a modular monolith using the Model–View–Controller (MVC) architectural pattern.

The application is developed in object-oriented Java and adheres to SOLID design principles, ensuring strong separation of concerns, maintainability, and long-term extensibility.

Each functional domain is implemented as a self-contained module exposing REST APIs, enabling clear boundaries between modules while retaining the simplicity and performance benefits of a monolithic deployment.

At the core of AnalytX is the ACTUS library, which drives contract-based cashflow generation.

This capability is extended through additional libraries - Valuation, Bookkeeping, and Validator, which collectively implement enterprise-grade risk management and risk analytics business logic.

The Solution Architecture diagram illustrates AnalytX as a modular monolith composed of multiple functional modules, including Analysis Tree, Contract Loader, Risk Factor Loader, Market Scenario Management and Strategy Engines.

These modules interact with shared core libraries (ACTUS, Valuation, Bookkeeping, Validator) and persist data via a centralized MySQL database.

Reporting services expose Canonical, Static, and Dynamic APIs to support dashboards and external integrations.

This design enables high cohesion within modules while maintaining low coupling across functional domains.

AnalytX follows CI/CD best practices using Bitbucket, Jenkins, and Docker.

The application is containerized and deployed on a single virtual machine in Microsoft Azure, running Apache Tomcat.

In cloud deployments, the Azure MySQL database is hosted outside the application virtual machine, ensuring improved scalability, availability and operational resilience.

AnalytX can also be deployed on-premises, offering functional parity with cloud deployments, though with reduced monitoring and operational capabilities.

AnalytX supports three operational modes that progressively extend analytical capabilities: