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On Premise Architecture
- 18 Jul 2024
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On Premise Architecture
- Updated on 18 Jul 2024
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We support three types of deployment in an on-premise environment:
Multi-tier: is an architecture consisting of various layers or tiers. Each layer has its dedicated task to carry out and collaborates with other tiers to complete the application's overall functionality.
Two-tier: the presentation layer or interface operates on the client side, while the data layer or data structure is stored on the server side.
Single-layer: in this architecture, all the elements of an application are kept on a single server. Implementing this type of architecture is not advisable, as it creates availability and security risks.
With the help of architecture, and diagrams let's understand the distinct layers or components that make up the overall system.
Recommendation:
We strongly recommend using multi-layer architecture. However, should a customer specifically request, we only suggest two-tier architecture.
Generic High-level Architecture
Multi-tier Architecture
Two-tier architecture
Single Layer Architecture
Sr. No. | CI Solution Components On-Premise |
1. | CI Server Node |
2. | CI DB Server Node |
3. | CI Cache Server |
4. | CI Scheduler & CI Recon Service |
5. | CI Rabbit MQ & Receiver |
6. | CI Agent Server |
7. | CPAM |
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