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# Infrastructure

Welcome to the iMBrace Infrastructure documentation. This guide is designed to help your technical team provision, configure, and deploy the iMBrace platform. Depending on your business needs, iMBrace supports two primary deployment architectures:

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### Supported Deployment Architectures

iMBrace supports two primary infrastructure deployment models, each designed for different operational needs.

#### Deployment Model Comparison

| Feature                       | On-Premise Single Node          | Private Cloud HA (AWS)                 |
| ----------------------------- | ------------------------------- | -------------------------------------- |
| **Primary Use Case**          | Evaluation, POC, internal tools | Production, high-traffic environments  |
| **Availability**              | Single point of failure         | High availability (multi-node)         |
| **Scalability**               | Manual                          | Automated / cloud-native               |
| **Maintenance**               | Manual operations               | Automated (Ansible & managed services) |
| **Infrastructure Complexity** | Low                             | High                                   |
| **Recommended For**           | Non-critical workloads          | Mission-critical deployments           |

### How This Documentation Is Organised

The Infrastructure documentation is divided by **deployment model** and then further structured by **document purpose**.

```
Infrastructure
├── On Premise Single Node
└── Private Cloud High Availability (HA)
```

Each deployment model includes a complete set of documents covering:

* System and infrastructure requirements
* Deployment and configuration steps
* Environment-specific configuration values
* Operational guidance and FAQs


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