7. Deployment View

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Complete "7. Deployment View" section in our architecture documentation.

Description

The Deployment View describes the technical infrastructure required to execute the system. It details infrastructure elements such as geographical locations, environments, computers, processors, communication channels, and network topologies. Additionally, it maps software building blocks to these infrastructure elements.
This view is especially critical for distributed systems spanning multiple computers, servers, or containers, as well as for hardware-specific designs

Things to do

Infraestructure level 1

Define all the different levels of the infrastructure using the following structure:
An uml diagram that expresses how the different elements are connected for that specific view.
Why is the view important and the motivation behind creating it.
The different features and qualities of the view being described.
How the software is mapped to the different elements.

Infraestructure level 2

In the level 2 there will be a more intense focus on some specific parts of the view described on level 1, following the same structure used to describe them.
This level will be divided in different sections based on how many different points are decided to be explained in more detail.
The different sections of this level will be called 7.2.n

Motivation

This deployment view provides a structured representation of the infrastructure supporting the software system. By defining environments, mapping software to infrastructure, and using deployment diagrams, the document ensures a clear understanding of the system’s deployment architecture.