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# Deployment View (AWS Marketplace)

WorkSpaces Manager appliance can be deployed via a CloudFormation template through the AWS Marketplace.

The deployment process includes the following elements:

* AMI for EC2 (it includes IIS, the .NET application and MS-SQL Express)
* Security group with rules for the appliance to work with other elements
* CloudWatch Logging to monitor different parts (Policy, Access Logs, etc.)
* IAM Roles (to access different WorkSpaces APIs, Cost Explorer and S3 Buckets)

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This is the default deployment mechanism, however, if preferred, Nuvens can work with Clients to manually deploy a High Availability stack to include:

* RDS for the database back-end
* Network Load Balancer for application and SSL Offloading (it requires a proper SSL Certificate or a request in ACM)
* 2 (or more) EC2 instances

The third option is to build the application and dependencies as Infrastructure as Code (IaC), and re-deploy instances programmatically, while the other two elements are static (Database and Network Load Balancer).


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