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This is an adaptation of Mark's diagram where I (Ryan) give my views on how the components of the interoperability layer should be structured. This links in with the descriptions given in the introduction. The key difference is that every message goes through the pass through component and the messages that need further orchestration or processing are forwarded on to a processor/mediation component to perform this orchestration. This allows security, persistence of messages, logging and auditing to occur in a single location.
Considering the Rwandan HIE architecture with the new Interoperability Layer thinking
Here is a diagram depicting how the current Rwandan HIE architecture could be structured to conform to the generic interoperability layer architecture given above.
