Architecture / Infrastructure DesignAug 2025
System Architecture & Design
A high-level architecture diagram of the compliance automation platform, illustrating the orchestration layer, dependency injection, strategy-based backend execution, logic pipelines, adapter protocols, and external provider integrations.

Problem
Complex multi-pipeline AI platforms require clear architectural boundaries to remain maintainable, testable, and extensible across teams and workflows.
Solution
Designed a layered architecture with a central orchestrator, DI container, strategy pattern for backend execution, and adapter protocols that decouple business logic from external providers like AWS, OpenAI, and Google Cloud.
Impact
- →Established clear separation between orchestration, logic, and infrastructure layers
- →Enabled 15+ compliance workflows to share pipelines, services, and configuration
- →Decoupled external provider integrations through adapter protocols and lazy initialization
Architecture
- 01Application Orchestrator (app.py) bootstraps the DI container and runtime state
- 02BackendExecutor uses the strategy pattern to unify AI backend calls
- 03Logic Layer organizes Pipelines, Services, and Config for 15+ compliance workflows
- 04Adapters & Protocols (ApiHandler, BedrockFormatter) normalize external communication
- 05RagFactory and lazy-initialized AWS/OpenAI clients serve the infrastructure layer
- 06External providers (AWS, OpenAI, Google Cloud) are accessed through decoupled integrations
Capabilities
- ·Application orchestration with DI container
- ·Strategy pattern for unified backend execution
- ·Adapter and protocol layer for API handlers
- ·RagFactory for retrieval integration
- ·Lazy initialization of cloud clients
- ·Multi-provider external integration
Stack
PythonAWS (Bedrock, S3, KMS, OpenSearch)OpenAI (Responses API, Vector Stores)Google Cloud (Drive, Vertex AI)Dependency InjectionStrategy Pattern