Detailed Component Breakdown
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Within the user's cloud environment, Condense provisions various resources to facilitate data ingestion:
Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) with Subnets
Condense establishes a dedicated VPC with segmented subnets for enhanced security and resource management.
Kubernetes Cluster Subnet: Hosts the Kubernetes cluster for running Condense services in a private and secure manner.
Virtual Machine Subnet: Houses the virtual machine acting as the Condense management server.
Bastion Host Subnet: Provides a secure jump point for accessing the virtual machine for maintenance purposes.
Database Subnet: Isolates the Postgres database used by Condense for configuration and pipeline data storage.
Container Registry Subnet: Secures the container registry containing images specific to the deployed Condense instance.
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Kubernetes Cluster
Condense utilizes a private Kubernetes cluster to run its services. This ensures secure containerized deployments and efficient resource allocation.
Container Registry
Condense leverages a container registry to store Docker container images required for its various services. This allows for version control and streamlined deployment processes.
Virtual Machine (VM)
Condense provisions a virtual machine serving as the management server. This VM executes scripts for deployment, configuration
Manages Condense deployments and interacts with the Kubernetes cluster.
Performs release checks and health monitoring.
Provides a secure access point for authorized personnel (through Bastion host).
Bastion Host
Condense utilizes a Bastion host as a secure gateway for accessing the management VM. This enhances security by eliminating direct internet access to the VM.
Postgres Database
Condense leverages a Postgres database to store critical information, including:
User credentials for accessing the configuration dashboard.
Master data such as connector and transform configurations, device information, and pipeline details.
System configuration data for Condense services.
A limited amount of Redis data is synchronized periodically for disaster recovery purposes.
Load Balancer & Public Static IPs
Condense utilizes a load balancer with public static IP addresses. This establishes an interface for devices to securely transmit data to the Condense application.
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