What Is The
Implementation Of The Network
Network Server Deployment - Establishment of a group of
points (computers, telephones, or other devices) connected using communication
to exchange information. The connection mode can be permanent, by cable/radio
or temporary, by phone or any other means of communication. Find out more
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networks for modern businesses
Its endpoints are as powerful as the network that supports them. The
backbone of every business is a complex infrastructure that provides storage,
computing power, and connectivity for the entire organization.
We manage all aspects of your network implementation to provide secure
and responsive equipment for each commercial location, including:
Routers and Switches
Servers and storage
Wireless and wired connectivity
Power, rack and cabling management
Keep up with technological advances.
Real-time, mobility, and cloud activities tense your networks. We design,
implement, and manage systems that protect your devices and enhance your
business.
And our managed implementation services cover more than your networks.
Insight's experienced technicians and architects provide services to the
computers and smart terminals of end-users to provide an end-to-end solution.
Deployment Server
Architecture
It uses a deployment server to distribute content and
settings (collectively called deployment applications) to deployment clients,
grouped into server classes. Deployment applications can be complete
applications, such as those available in Splunkbase, or they can be simple
groups of configurations.
Key elements of the
architecture.
A deployment server is an instance of Splunk Enterprise that
acts as a centralized configuration manager for several other examples, called
"deployment clients." Any full case of Splunk Enterprise, including
index data locally, can act as a deployment server. An implementation server
cannot be a client, per se.
A deployment client is a Splunk instance configured remotely
by a deployment server. Deployment clients can be universal forwarders, heavy
forwarders, indexers, or search heads. Each deployment client belongs to one or
more classes of servers.
A deployment application is a collection of content
(including configuration files) kept on the deployment server and implemented
as a unit for clients of a server-class. A deployment application can consist
of a single configuration file or several files. Over time, an application can
be updated with new content and then redeployed to designated customers. The
deployment application can be an existing Splunk Enterprise application or
developed solely to bundle some of the content for deployment.
Note: The term "application" has a slightly
different meaning in the context of the deployment server than its purpose in
the general context of Splunk Enterprise. For more information on Splunk
Enterprise applications in general, see "What are applications and add-ons?"
in the administrator manual.
A server class is a group of deployment clients that share
one or more defined resources. For example, you can group all Windows clients
in one server class and all Linux clients in another server class. Use server classes
to assign a group of deployment clients to one or more deployment applications.
When you create a server-class, you tell the deployment server that a specific
set of clients should receive configuration updates in the form of any
particular set of applications.
