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connectivity-suite:architecture [2019/11/06 13:00] voegeli [Introduction] |
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| The Connectivity Suite has been designed to have a scalable architecture. It allows to be installed in the cloud or on-premises depending on customer needs. The system architecture is based on Linux running microservices in Docker containers. | The Connectivity Suite has been designed to have a scalable architecture. It allows to be installed in the cloud or on-premises depending on customer needs. The system architecture is based on Linux running microservices in Docker containers. | ||
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| *User interface: Web interface accessible by https (SSL + OpenID). | *User interface: Web interface accessible by https (SSL + OpenID). | ||
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| === Provisioning network === | === Provisioning network === | ||
| A Provisioning network is a VPN subnet consisting of devices newly detected by the Connectivity Suite but not assigned to a Tenant yet. Only the Platform Administrator has access to this subnet and can move Devices to a Tenant. A Connectivity Suite instance has exactly one Provisioning network. | A Provisioning network is a VPN subnet consisting of devices newly detected by the Connectivity Suite but not assigned to a Tenant yet. Only the Platform Administrator has access to this subnet and can move Devices to a Tenant. A Connectivity Suite instance has exactly one Provisioning network. | ||
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| ==== Tenant network ==== | ==== Tenant network ==== | ||
| A Tenant is a VPN subnet consisting of devices (routers) and generic devices (network devices which are not routers ex. server). Tenants can be used to group Devices. A Tenant is used for separation of devices. A Tenant network is hosted by virtual VPN servers. The certificates used for establishing VPN connections are created in an automated fashion. | A Tenant is a VPN subnet consisting of devices (routers) and generic devices (network devices which are not routers ex. server). Tenants can be used to group Devices. A Tenant is used for separation of devices. A Tenant network is hosted by virtual VPN servers. The certificates used for establishing VPN connections are created in an automated fashion. | ||
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| - | [[cs:start|← Back to Connectivity Suite Main Page]] | + | [[connectivity-suite:start|← Back to Connectivity Suite Main Page]] |