Deployment Options

The flowchart outlines the decision-making process for selecting the most suitable IDmelon Platform Deployment Option based on your organization’s requirements. It guides you through choices like cloud-based managed deployments or self-managed on-premises setups, considering factors such as infrastructure, operating systems, and deployment type. Below is a detailed breakdown of the options.

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Managed Deployment

Managed deployments are designed for organizations looking to leverage public cloud infrastructure with minimal administrative effort. These deployments offer scalability, performance, and ease of management.

  • Managed Cluster Deployment
    • Hosted on cloud platforms like MongoDB Atlas Cloud.
    • Ideal for organizations using Azure, AWS, or GCP.
    • Features automatic scaling, backups, and optimizations, all managed by the cloud provider.
    • Provides high availability and fault tolerance without requiring extensive operational expertise.

Self-Managed Deployment

Self-managed deployments cater to organizations that prefer full control over their infrastructure or have specific security and compliance requirements. These deployments are hosted in private environments or on-premises.

Single Node

  • Self-Managed Single Node Deployment

    • Simplified deployment on a standalone server.
    • Suitable for smaller-scale environments or non-critical applications.
    • Requires less setup effort compared to cluster deployments but lacks redundancy and scalability.
    • Minimum Requirements: Linux or Windows Server 2016+, CPU: 4 cores, RAM: 8 GB, Hard Drive: 50 GB.

Cluster

  • Self-Managed Cluster Deployment

    • Designed for larger environments that need high availability and load balancing.
    • Utilizes a cluster of nodes for resilience and performance.
    • Offers greater scalability compared to single-node setups, making it ideal for mission-critical workloads.
    • Requires additional expertise to manage and maintain but ensures redundancy and fault tolerance.

Third-party Services

The IDmelon platform uses the below services ensuring users can receive notifications, emails, SMS messages, and can communicate with organization’s Azure Active Director if needed.

Smartphone notification

For delivering notifications to users' smartphones.

  • Firebase: Utilized for Android devices, Firebase provides a robust notification system that ensures timely delivery and efficient engagement with users.
  • APN (Apple Push Notification service): Used for Apple devices, APN enables seamless notification delivery to iOS users, enhancing their experience with the platform.

This component is optional.

Email

For sending emails to users for security key activation purposes and users administrators management.

  • SES (Simple Email Service): Provided by Amazon Web Services (AWS), SES offers a reliable and scalable solution for sending emails, ensuring that important notifications and updates reach users' email inboxes promptly.

This component is required.

SMS

For sending SMS messages to users.

  • Twilio: As a leading cloud communications platform, Twilio enables the integration of SMS functionality into the IDmelon platform, facilitating direct and effective communication with users via text messages.

This component is optional.

Entra ID (formerly Azure Active Directory)

For the source of user identities and access management for the IDmelon platform.

  • Entra ID: A comprehensive identity and access management solution provided by Microsoft Azure, AAD enables secure authentication and authorization processes, ensuring that users have appropriate access to the platform’s resources and services.

This component is optional.

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