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# Condense Architecture

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Condense leverages a robust and secure architecture to facilitate efficient data ingestion.\
This section analyses the key components of the system and their interactions.

## Condense Architecture - Microsoft Azure

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## Condense Architecture - Amazon Web Services (AWS)

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## Condense Architecture - Google Cloud Platform (GCP)

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## Architecture Components

Condense employs a three-tier architecture, ensuring clear separation of concerns and promoting efficient communication between components:

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