OpenFrame OSS Tenant – Repository Overview

The openframe-oss-tenant repository is the multi-service, multi-tenant open-source foundation of the OpenFrame platform. It provides the full backend and frontend stack required to run a tenant-aware, AI-enabled MSP platform including:

• ✅ API Service (REST + GraphQL)
• ✅ Authorization Server (OAuth2 / OIDC, multi-tenant)
• ✅ Gateway (JWT validation, API keys, WebSocket proxy)
• ✅ Stream Service (Kafka Streams, enrichment, CDC processing)
• ✅ Client Service (agent lifecycle & NATS listeners)
• ✅ External API Service (public API-key interface)
• ✅ Data Layer (MongoDB, Cassandra, Pinot)
• ✅ Kafka infrastructure
• ✅ Shared Security & OAuth BFF
• ✅ Frontend Tenant UI + Mingo AI
• ✅ Chat Desktop Client services

This repository is not a single application — it is a modular microservice architecture built from reusable core libraries and service entrypoints.

1. End-to-End Architecture

The OpenFrame OSS Tenant platform follows a layered, event-driven, multi-tenant SaaS architecture.

High-Level System Topology

flowchart TD
    Frontend["Frontend Tenant UI"] --> Gateway["Gateway Service"]
    ChatClient["Chat Desktop Client"] --> Gateway

    Gateway --> ApiService["API Service"]
    Gateway --> ExternalApi["External API Service"]
    Gateway --> AuthServer["Authorization Server"]

    ApiService --> Mongo["MongoDB"]
    ApiService --> Pinot["Apache Pinot"]
    ApiService --> Kafka["Kafka Cluster"]

    StreamService["Stream Service"] --> Kafka
    StreamService --> Cassandra["Cassandra"]
    StreamService --> Pinot

    ClientService["Client Service"] --> Mongo
    ClientService --> NATS["NATS / JetStream"]

    AuthServer --> Mongo
    Gateway --> AuthServer

2. Layered Architecture

OpenFrame is composed of reusable core libraries and deployable service applications.

Architectural Layers

flowchart TD
    UI["Frontend & Chat Clients"] --> Edge["Gateway Layer"]
    Edge --> Security["Authorization Server & Shared JWT"]
    Edge --> ApiLayer["API & External API Services"]

    ApiLayer --> Domain["Domain Services"]
    Domain --> Data["Mongo / Cassandra / Pinot"]

    Stream["Stream Service"] --> Kafka["Kafka"]
    Kafka --> Stream
    Stream --> Pinot
    Stream --> Cassandra

    Client["Client Service"] --> NATS["NATS / JetStream"]
    Client --> Domain

3. Core Service Applications

Located under:

openframe/services

These are Spring Boot entrypoints that wire the core libraries into deployable services.

Key Services

• API Service – REST + GraphQL internal platform APIs
• Authorization Server – Multi-tenant OAuth2/OIDC
• Gateway – JWT validation, API key enforcement, WebSocket proxy
• External API – Public, API-key–secured integration surface
• Stream Service – Kafka Streams processing & enrichment
• Client Service – Agent registration & lifecycle management
• Management Service – Operational tooling
• Config Server – Centralized configuration

Documentation reference:

• See Service Applications Entrypoints

4. Identity & Multi-Tenancy Model

OpenFrame enforces tenant isolation across:

• JWT claims
• OAuth clients
• RSA signing keys
• Mongo documents
• SSO provider configuration

Multi-Tenant Security Flow

sequenceDiagram
    participant Browser
    participant Gateway
    participant AuthServer
    participant ApiService

    Browser->>AuthServer: OAuth Login (tenant-scoped)
    AuthServer-->>Browser: JWT (tenant_id claim)
    Browser->>Gateway: API Request with JWT
    Gateway->>Gateway: Validate issuer + signature
    Gateway->>ApiService: Forward with identity context
    ApiService->>ApiService: Enforce tenant isolation

Documentation references:

• Authorization Server Core And Tenant Context
• Authorization Server Keys And Persistence
• Security OAuth BFF And Shared JWT

5. API Layer

The API layer is split into:

• Internal API Service
• External API Service
• Gateway Controllers

Internal API Service

• REST Controllers
• GraphQL Fetchers
• DataLoaders
• Cursor-based pagination
• Tenant-aware authentication

Documentation:

• Api Service Core Config And Security
• Api Service Core Rest Controllers
• Api Service Core GraphQL Fetchers And Dataloaders

External API Service

• /api/v1/**
• API-key authentication
• Rate limiting
• Structured DTO contracts
• Tool proxying

Documentation:

• External Api Service Core Rest And Dto

6. Streaming & Event Processing

The Stream Service normalizes and enriches events from:

• Fleet MDM
• MeshCentral
• Tactical RMM
• Debezium CDC

Streaming Architecture

flowchart LR
    Tools["Fleet / Tactical / Mesh"] --> Kafka
    MongoCDC["Debezium CDC"] --> Kafka
    Kafka --> Stream["Stream Service"]
    Stream --> Cassandra
    Stream --> KafkaOut["Outbound Kafka"]
    Stream --> Pinot

Core modules:

• Stream Service Core Kafka Streams And Deserialization
• Stream Service Core Message Handling And Enrichment
• Data Streaming Kafka Config And Models

7. Data Layer

The repository includes multiple data systems:

Documentation:

• Data Mongo Core And Documents
• Data Mongo Repositories
• Data Pinot Repositories And Models
• Data Platform Config And Health

8. Client & Agent Lifecycle

The Client Service handles:

• Agent authentication
• Machine registration
• Tool agent downloads
• NATS-based heartbeats
• Installed agent tracking
• Tool connection events

Agent Event Flow

flowchart TD
    Agent["Device Agent"] --> ClientService
    ClientService --> Mongo
    Agent --> NATS
    NATS --> ClientService
    ClientService --> DomainServices

Documentation:

• Client Service Core Http And Listeners

9. Gateway Layer

The Gateway is the reactive edge:

• JWT issuer validation
• API key enforcement
• Rate limiting
• CORS
• WebSocket proxying

Documentation:

• Gateway Core Security And Websocket Proxy
• Gateway Rest Controllers

10. Frontend & AI (Mingo)

The frontend integrates:

• Centralized ApiClient
• SaaS-aware authentication
• Tool API wrappers
• Mingo AI dialog orchestration
• Streaming message store
• GraphQL chat integration

Documentation:

• Frontend Tenant Api Clients And Mingo
• Chat Client Services And Debug

11. Repository Design Principles

✅ Modular Monorepo

Reusable core libraries shared across services.

✅ Multi-Tenant by Design

Tenant ID embedded at:

• Token level
• Database level
• OAuth client level
• Key management level

✅ Event-Driven Backbone

Kafka + Streams for normalization and enrichment.

✅ Reactive Edge

Gateway built with Spring WebFlux.

✅ AI-Ready

Integrated Mingo AI chat system with streaming messages and tool execution workflows.

✅ Extensible

Most services provide:

• Conditional beans
• Strategy interfaces
• Overridable processors

12. Core Modules Documentation Index

Below are the primary documentation modules in this repository:

API Layer

• Api Service Core Config And Security
• Api Service Core Rest Controllers
• Api Service Core GraphQL Fetchers And Dataloaders
• Api Lib DTO And Mapping
• Api Lib Domain Services

Authorization

• Authorization Server Core And Tenant Context
• Authorization Server Rest Controllers
• Authorization Server Keys And Persistence
• Authorization Server SSO And Registration Flow

Data

• Data Mongo Core And Documents
• Data Mongo Repositories
• Data Platform Config And Health
• Data Pinot Repositories And Models
• Data Streaming Kafka Config And Models

Gateway

• Gateway Core Security And Websocket Proxy
• Gateway Rest Controllers

Stream

• Stream Service Core Kafka Streams And Deserialization
• Stream Service Core Message Handling And Enrichment

Client

• Client Service Core Http And Listeners

Security

• Security OAuth BFF And Shared JWT

Frontend

• Frontend Tenant Api Clients And Mingo
• Chat Client Services And Debug

Applications

• Service Applications Entrypoints

Conclusion

The openframe-oss-tenant repository is the full-stack, multi-tenant OpenFrame SaaS platform foundation.

It combines:

• OAuth2 multi-tenant identity
• JWT-secured microservices
• Reactive gateway edge
• REST + GraphQL APIs
• Event-driven streaming
• Analytics via Pinot
• Agent lifecycle orchestration
• API-key public interface
• AI-powered chat (Mingo)
• Frontend + Desktop clients

It is designed for scalability, extensibility, and strict tenant isolation — enabling OpenFrame to function as a unified AI-driven MSP platform.