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Deployment ViewpointThe Deployment view focuses on aspects of the system that are important after the system has been tested and is ready to go into live operation. This view defines the physical environment in which the system is intended to run, including the hardware environment your system needs (e.g., processing nodes, network interconnections, and disk storage facilities), the technical environment requirements for each node (or node type) in the system, and the mapping of your software elements to the runtime environment that will execute them. The Deployment viewpoint applies to any information system with a required deployment environment that is not immediately obvious to all of the interested stakeholders. This includes the following scenarios:
In our experience, most large information systems fall into one of these groups, so you will almost always need to create a Deployment view.
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