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  1. Preface
  2. Introduction to Infrastructure Planning
  3. Business and Technical Requirements
  4. Installation and Deployment Considerations
  5. Sample Installation Topologies

Infrastructure Planning Guide

Infrastructure Planning Guide

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Standalone Application Server Instance Topology

Standalone Application Server Instance Topology

In a standalone application server instance topology, you install all the MDM Hub components on a standalone application server instance. The standalone application server instance topology is the most basic topology. Deployment on a standalone application server instance simplifies communication among the MDM Hub components.
The standalone application server instance topology has no provision for planned or unplanned downtime. Scalability is not possible or limited to the extent of the processing power of the machine on which you deploy the Hub Server and the Process Server. The topology is simple to maintain. Use the topology for small data volumes.
The sample installation topology contains two machines. An application server instance is installed on one machine and a database server is installed on the other machine. The Hub Server and the Process Server are deployed on the machine with the application server instance. The Hub Store is configured on the machine with the database server.
The following image shows a sample standalone application server instance installation topology:
The installation topology contains two machines. An application server instance is installed on Machine 1. The Hub Server and the Process Server are deployed on the application server instance on Machine 1. The database is configured on Machine 2.
The following table describes the capabilities of the standalone application server instance topology:
Capability
Availability
High availability
None.
Scalability
Yes.
To scale the MDM Hub to support large data volumes, configure multithreading for the Process Server. You can vertically scale the MDM Hub environment by adding more processing power.
The MDM Hub supports multithreading for the following operations and components:
  • Hub Console operations
  • Batch jobs
  • Services Integration Framework (SIF)
Load balancing
None.
Maintainability
Easy to maintain because all the MDM Hub components are deployed on a single machine with an application server instance.
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