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## 1 Software Stack | ## 1 Software Stack | ||
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The File Fabric is built using open Internet technologies. The base operating system used s hardened Linux CentOS. HTTPD Apache Server is used for serving http requests and for temporary caching memcached is used. File Metadata is stored using a MySQL database. | The File Fabric is built using open Internet technologies. The base operating system used s hardened Linux CentOS. HTTPD Apache Server is used for serving http requests and for temporary caching memcached is used. File Metadata is stored using a MySQL database. | ||
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The Apache server is stateless and can run on a separate host from the MySQL DB Server. This allows flexibility in deployment topologies for scalability and high availability using proven deployment configurations supported by Apache web server (e.g. multiple web servers behind a load balancer) and MySQL DB (replication, | The Apache server is stateless and can run on a separate host from the MySQL DB Server. This allows flexibility in deployment topologies for scalability and high availability using proven deployment configurations supported by Apache web server (e.g. multiple web servers behind a load balancer) and MySQL DB (replication, | ||
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## 2 Components | ## 2 Components | ||
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The File Fabric is built as an open modular platform. All the functionality is available via the File Fabric API and major components have hook points to integrate external system .e.g authentication , a new storage provider, payment gateway etc. | The File Fabric is built as an open modular platform. All the functionality is available via the File Fabric API and major components have hook points to integrate external system .e.g authentication , a new storage provider, payment gateway etc. | ||
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**Protocol Adaptors** | **Protocol Adaptors** | ||
- | At the top of the File Fabric Architecture diagram are protocol adapters These allow to access data using multiple protocols and work with any configured storage provider. | + | At the top of the File Fabric Architecture diagram |
Out of the box the File Fabric supports: | Out of the box the File Fabric supports: | ||
- | * REST/XML and REST/JSON: File Fasbric | + | * REST/XML and REST/JSON: File Fabric |
- | * WebDav/ | + | * WebDav/ |
* FTP/FTPS: Standard FTP and FTP Secure protocol | * FTP/FTPS: Standard FTP and FTP Secure protocol |