# On Premise Single Node

This section contains all documentation required to deploy the iMBrace platform on a single on-premise bare-metal server.

Each document serves a distinct purpose and should be reviewed in sequence to ensure a successful deployment.

### 1.  On-Premise Single Node Deployment Guide

This is the **primary deployment document**.

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It provides a comprehensive, step-by-step guide for installing and configuring the iMBrace platform on a single on-premise server, covering:

* Application stack deployment
* Database configuration
* Networking setup
* Security configuration

This guide should be used as the main reference during deployment and is supported by the System Specification and Environment Variables documents.

### 2.  On-Premise Single Node System Specification

This document defines the system and infrastructure requirements for an on-premise single-node deployment.

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It includes specifications for both **non-GPU and GPU-enabled** environments, covering:

* **CPU:** 36 cores
* **Memory:** 96 GB or 128 GB
* **Storage:** 2 TB or 4 TB SSD
* **Supported Operating Systems:**
  * RHEL 9.5+
  * AlmaLinux 9.5+
  * Rocky Linux 9.5+
  * Ubuntu 24.04 LTS+
* Operating system dependencies
* Firewall and networking rules
* iMBrace platform components and supported versions

Customers should review this document **before provisioning hardware**.

### 3.  On-Premise Single Node Environment Variables

This is a supplementary configuration document that defines the essential environment variables required for deployment.

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It outlines the values that must be **customised per customer environment**, including:

* Database credentials
* Nginx domain configuration
* Host file entries
* Application and service URLs

This document ensures that environment-specific values are correctly applied prior to or during deployment.


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