Components in this architecture diagram
- Users
- DNS
- CDN static assets
- Load balancer
- Web server 1
- Web server 2
- Session store
- App server 1
- App server 2
- Cache
- Primary database
- Standby replica
- Nightly backups
- Background job queue
- Worker
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Mermaid source
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U((Users)) --> DNS[DNS]
DNS --> CDN[CDN static assets]
DNS --> LB[Load balancer]
LB --> W1[Web server 1]
LB --> W2[Web server 2]
W1 --> SESS[(Session store)]
W2 --> SESS
W1 --> APP1[App server 1]
W2 --> APP2[App server 2]
APP1 --> CACHE[(Cache)]
APP2 --> CACHE
APP1 --> DB[(Primary database)]
APP2 --> DB
DB --> REP[(Standby replica)]
DB --> BK[Nightly backups]
APP1 --> JOBS[Background job queue]
JOBS --> WORK[Worker]
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