Abstract
Introduction. The banking sector assigns high priority to data storage, as it is a critical aspect of business operations. The volume of data in this area is steadily growing. With the increasing volume of data that needs to be stored, processed and analyzed, it is critically important to select a suitable data storage solution and develop the required architecture. The presented research is aimed at filling the gap in the existing knowledge of the data base management system (DBMS) suitable for the banking sector, as well as to suggest ways for a fault-tolerant data storage cluster. The purpose of the work is to analyze the key DBMS for analytical queries, determine the priorities of the DBMS for the banking sector, and develop a fault-tolerant data storage cluster. To meet the performance and scalability requirements, a data storage solution with a fault-tolerant architecture that meets the requirements of the banking sector has been proposed.Materials and Methods. Domain analysis allowed us to create a set of characteristics that a DBMS for analytical queries (OnLine Analytical processing — OLAP) should correspond to, compare some popular DBMS OLAP, and offer a fault-tolerant cluster configuration written in xml, supported by the ClickHouse DBMS. Automation was done using Ansible Playbook. It was integrated with the Gitlab version control system and Jinja templates. Thus, rapid deployment of the configuration on all nodes of the cluster was achieved.Results. For OLAP databases, criteria were developed and several popular systems were compared. As a result, a reliable cluster configuration that met the requirements of analytical queries has been proposed for the banking industry. To increase the reliability and scalability of the DBMS, the deployment process was automated. Detailed diagrams of the cluster configuration were also provided.Discussion and Conclusions. The compiled criteria for the DBMS OLAP allowed us to determine the need for this solution in the organization. Comparison of popular DBMS can be used by organizations to minimize costs when selecting a solution. The proposed configuration of the data warehouse cluster for analytical queries in the banking sector will improve the reliability of the DBMS and meet the requirements for subsequent scalability. Automation of cluster deployment by the mechanism of templating configuration files in Ansible Playbook provides configuring a ready-made cluster on new servers in minutes.
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FSFEI HE Don State Technical University
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