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# High-Level Design Overview
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We have been using two forms to provide a high-level overview of the solution's deployment. Most commonly, we include a
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textual description of the system's components and a package diagram that contains a brief summary of each component.
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## Textual description
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The {{PROJECT_NAME}} project comprises three independent DMS clusters, each configured as detailed below and offering
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specific features outlined in [value delivery](xref:<PRJID>_overview_overview).
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## Alpha Cluster
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Alpha cluster has multiple agents covering London, Brussels, and Washington DC locations. It provides standard monitoring
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and control functionality listed in the [delivery features](xref:<PRJID>_overview_overview#delivered-value) section.
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# High-Level Design Overview
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We have been using two forms to provide a high-level overview of the solution's deployment. Most commonly, we include a
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## Textual description
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The {{PROJECT_NAME}} project comprises three independent DMS clusters, each configured as detailed below and offering
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specific features outlined in [value delivery](xref:<PRJID>_overview_overview).
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## Alpha Cluster
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Alpha cluster has multiple agents covering London, Brussels, and Washington DC locations. It provides standard monitoring
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and control functionality listed in the [delivery features](xref:<PRJID>_overview_overview#delivered-value) section.
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# High Level Architecture
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A high-level architecture outlines the interconnected components and how they interact to deliver a cohesive solution. It can be organized around elements (hardware or software) providing functionality to form the services utilized by end users.
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## Components
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As shown in the diagram below, the SOLUTION consists of three different hardware elements, including two DataMiner systems that contain the necessary modules for processing and distributing messages:
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![components.png](../../images/components.png)
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## Interactions
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In the interaction diagram below, a DataMiner node process query commands from an aggregator in response to external actions from an implemented third-party application UI:
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![interactions.png](../../images/interactions.png)
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# High Level Architecture
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A high-level architecture outlines the interconnected components and how they interact to deliver a cohesive solution. It can be organized around elements (hardware or software) providing functionality to form the services utilized by end users.
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## Components
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As shown in the diagram below, the SOLUTION consists of three different hardware elements, including two DataMiner systems that contain the necessary modules for processing and distributing messages:
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![components.png](../../../images/_PRJNAME_/components.png)
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## Interactions
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In the interaction diagram below, a DataMiner node process query commands from an aggregator in response to external actions from an implemented third-party application UI:
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![interactions.png](../../../images/_PRJNAME_/interactions.png)
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# DataMiner Infrastructure
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The infrastructure for {{PROJECT_NAME}} is built around a single Dataminer cluster, comprising X DMAs.
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| {{DMA_ID}} | {{DMA_NAME}} | {{DMA_LOCATION}} | {{DMA_HOST}} | {{DMA_IP}} |
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| {{DMA_ID}} | {{DMA_NAME}} | {{DMA_LOCATION}} | {{DMA_HOST}} | {{DMA_IP}} |
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| {{DMA_ID}} | {{DMA_NAME}} | {{DMA_LOCATION}} | {{DMA_HOST}} | {{DMA_IP}} |
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# Storage Infrastructure
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### Cassandra Nodes
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# DataMiner Infrastructure
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The infrastructure for {{PROJECT_NAME}} is built around a single Dataminer cluster, comprising X DMAs.
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| ID | DMA Name | Location | Host | IP |
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| {{DMA_ID}} | {{DMA_NAME}} | {{DMA_LOCATION}} | {{DMA_HOST}} | {{DMA_IP}} |
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| {{DMA_ID}} | {{DMA_NAME}} | {{DMA_LOCATION}} | {{DMA_HOST}} | {{DMA_IP}} |
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| {{DMA_ID}} | {{DMA_NAME}} | {{DMA_LOCATION}} | {{DMA_HOST}} | {{DMA_IP}} |
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# Storage Infrastructure
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### Cassandra Nodes
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| Server Name | IP Address |
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| {{CASSANDRA_NAME}} | {{CASSANDRA_IP}} |
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| {{CASSANDRA_NAME}} | {{CASSANDRA_IP}} |
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## Value proposition
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A value proposition should clearly articulate the benefits and solutions the project brings to its users or stakeholders.
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## Delivered value
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* **Infographics:** Graphical representations, such as charts, models, or workflows, to list the features or advantages.
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# About {{PROJECT_NAME}}
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## Delivered value
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* **Bulleted list of key benefits:** A quick and easy-to-read list of the project's features or advantages.
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* **Infographics:** Graphical representations, such as charts, models, or workflows, to list the features or advantages.
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## Revision History
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- [Overview](Projects/_PRJNAME_/Overview/overview.md)
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- [Deployment](Projects/_PRJNAME_/Deployment/deployment.md)
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- [Overview](xref:<PRJID>_overview_overview)

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