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The Next Generation Architecture

Mercury is implemented from scratch to deliver a hybrid of an application server and a database system. The low level enterprise platform ensures maximum performance while simplifying development of feature-rich business applications. The architecture contains eight major building blocks.

Client-Binding: Allows native access to Mercury from various programming languages.
Connectivity: This module is responsible for managing connectivity to and from the Mercury server.
Runtime: Hosts applications and allows custom logic to interact with the system.
Compiler: Our compiler is responsible for transforming custom logic into native code for direct execution.
Business-Logic: Provides the framework to extend system parts or components such as communication primitives and basic logic.
Data-Layer: The Data-Layer is managing data that is stored in the system.
Storage-Persistency: The Storage and Persistency Layer provide the functionality to store data.
stailaOS: stailaOS is our custom / lightweight operating system that hosts and enables Mercury to run in kernel mode.

Each component is designed to improve overall efficiency and optimize the system.