Transcript NSi Enterprise Architecture

Enterprise Architecture
Securely scaling to hundreds of
thousands of users, processing
millions of pages and documents,
to and from thousands of printers &
multi-function devices.
Enterprise Architecture
Security
High Availability
Load Balancing
Security
Security
Printers & MFDs
Servers
Users: File Print
Security
Printers & MFDs
Servers/Datacenter
Users: File Print
Security
firewall
Presentation Tier
Printers & MFDs
firewall
Users: File Print
Datacenter
Application Tier
firewall
Data Tier
Highly Available & Load Balanced Configurations
Presentation Tier
Printers & MFDs
Users: File Print
Datacenter
Application Tier
Data Tier
NSi Output Manager in a Highly Available & Load Balanced Configuration
Application Tier
Admin Configuration
SMTP: 25 or SSL
(Accounting Messages, Denied Jobs) WCF (HTTP/S): 8100 - 8199
Output Manager
- Authentication
- Release Print
WCF (HTTP/S):
Optional Load Balancer
Example (F5)
Database Manager (DBM) Service :
This is the “master” service, which is the OM
environment’s sole point of communication with its
Database. The other services interact with this
service.
Rules Agent Service
LPR: 515
Socket: 9100
IPP: 631
Output Service
SNMP Service
SNMP: 161
Printers & MFDs
nodes dependent on
environment (min 3x)
Input Service
Input Service
Windows
Print Service
Windows
Print Service
HA: Independent Servers (also use
VM redundancy – i.e. vMotion
HA: Windows Clustering or Load Balancer
SMB: 445
SQL: 1433
Data Tier
Data Tier
HA: Appropriate RAID
HA: SQL Clustering
SMB: 445
SMB Print Queues: 445
Users: File Print
WCF: ~
Presentation Tier
Application Tier Cluster Detail
One cluster (or Load Balancer), external IP x.x.215.96
Application Tier
Node 3: x.x.215.99
Node 2: x.x.215.98
Application Tier
Application Tier
Database Manager (DBM) Service :
This is the “master” service, which is
the OM environment’s sole point of
communication with its Database. The
other services interact with this
service.
Database Manager (DBM) Service :
This is the “master” service, which is
the OM environment’s sole point of
communication with its Database. The
other services interact with this
service.
Database Manager (DBM) Service :
This is the “master” service, which is
the OM environment’s sole point of
communication with its Database. The
other services interact with this
service.
Rules Agent Service
Rules Agent Service
Rules Agent Service
Output Service
Output Service
Output Service
SNMP Service
SNMP Service
SNMP Service
Data Tier
Data Tier
HA: Appropriate RAID
HA: Appropriate RAID
3 or more recommended nodes
Node 1: x.x.215.97
NSi Output Manager in a Highly Available & Load Balanced Configuration
Application Tier
Database Manager (DBM) Service
Printers & MFDs
LPR: 515
Socket: 9100
IPP: 631
Output Service
Data Tier
SQL: 1433
Output Manager
- Authentication
- Release Print
WCF (HTTP/S):
HA: SQL Clustering
SNMP Service
SNMP: 161
Input Service
Data Tier
SMB: 445
Users: File Print
SMB Print Queues: 445
Rules Agent Service
HA: Windows Clustering
HA: Appropriate RAID
(Accounting Messages, Denied Jobs) WCF (HTTP/S): 8100 - 8199
SMTP: 25 or SSL
Admin Configuration
NSi Output Manager in a Highly Available & Load Balanced Configuration
Application Tier
Database Manager (DBM) Service
Printers & MFDs
LPR: 515
Socket: 9100
IPP: 631
SNMP: 161
Output Service
Data Tier
SQL: 1433
Output Manager
- Authentication
- Release Print
WCF (HTTP/S):
HA: SQL Clustering
SNMP Service
Input Service
Rules Agent Service
Data Tier
SMB: 445
NJE/RJE
Mainframe
HA: Windows Clustering
HA: Appropriate RAID
Line of Business App
SMTP: 25 or SSL
Email, FTP, Folder, etc.
Admin Configuration
Output Manager (OM) Core Components
Database:
The SQL(E) database is the central data repository for OM (Office).
The Database stores all configuration data, information and settings for printers and documents,
parameters for alerts/rules/reports, and logs all activities.
Database Manager (DBM) Service:
This is the “master” service, which is the OM environment’s sole
point of communication with its Database. The other services
interact with this service.
1To
Input Service1:
Responsible for receiving
documents from any Source
you’ve defined into OM (Office).
Output Service1:
Responsible for sending
documents from OM (Office) to
any Destination you’ve defined.
SNMP Service1:
Responsible for detecting and
monitoring the status of
printers and documents sent to
them.
Rules Agent Service1:
Responsible for managing any
Adhoc, Business, or Alert Rules
built in the environment.
function, this service must be pointed towards a correctly configured OM DBM Service.
File Store:
The raw data of the
documents/print jobs are
stored in an OM File Store
Server Configuration
Utility:
A small application installed
automatically when one or
more OM services is
installed.
It interfaces with any OM
Service running locally on a
server. It can stop, start and
configure OM Services. It
can also be used to define
OM Administrators.
NSi AutoStore in a Highly Available & Load Balanced Configuration
Application Tier
Process & Route
Servers
Mainframes
Groupware & Collaboration
Presentation Tier
Capture Servers
MFDs
Various Ports & Protocols
Content Management
HA: Independent Servers
File, Fax, Email
SMB: 445
Data Tier
SMB: 445
HA: Independent Servers
Custom Applications
ERP, Line of Business
Applications, Electronic
Health Record
HA: Appropriate RAID
NSi AutoStore – Single Server
Mainframes
MFDs
Various Ports & Protocols
Capture & Process
& Route Server
Groupware & Collaboration
Content Management
File, Fax, Email
Custom Applications
ERP, Line of Business
Applications, Electronic
Health Record
NSi Mobile in a Highly Available & Load Balanced Configuration
DNS Load Balancer
Data Center
Application Tier
Mainframes
Presentation Tier
Users: Mobile
Mobile Servers
HTTP/S: 3291
Groupware & Collaboration
Content Management
File, Fax, Email
HTTP/S: 8067
for myFiles
Every port specified can be configurable
ERP, Line of Business
Applications, Electronic
Health Record
HA: See previous architecture
TCP/IP: 1433
HA: using independent servers
behind session capable load
balancer
NET TCP: 808
Proxy and/or Firewall
HTTP/S: 443
Custom Applications
for configuration data
Data Tier
HA: Appropriate RAID / SQL Clustering
NSi in a Highly Available & Load Balanced Configuration
Data Tier (stats)
Application
Tier
Admin Configuration
SMTP: 25 or SSL
HA: SQL Clustering
(Accounting Messages, Denied Jobs) WCF (HTTP/S): 8100 - 8199
Data Tier
SQL: 1433
Temporary (TTL –
Optional
DNS
Load
Balancer
Example
(F5)
Output Manager
- Authentication
- Release Print
WCF (HTTP/S):
sec/min)
Database Manager (DBM) Service :
This is the “master” service, which is the OM
environment’s sole point of communication with
its Database. The other services interact with
this service.
Rules Agent Service
LPR: 515
Socket:
9100
IPP: 631
Mainframes
Output Service
SNMP Service
HA: Appropriate RAID
SNMP: 161
Printers & MFDs
SMB: 445
Input Service
Window
Print
Service
SMB: 445
30% of users
Custom Applications
Data Tier
SMB: 445
30% of users
Input Service
Users: File Print
File, Fax, Email
HA: Windows Clustering/LB
30% of users
Input Service
Capture Servers
Window
Print
Service
Process & Route
Servers
Window
Print
Service
Presentation
Tier
WCF: ~
Application Tier
Content Management
Presentation
Tier
Optiona
l
DNS
Load
Balance
r
Exampl
e (F5)
SMB Print Queues: 445
Groupware & Collaboration
nodes
dependent
on
environment
(min 3x)
SQL: 1433
Data Tier
Temporary (TTL – days)
HA: Appropriate RAID
HA: SQL Clustering
ERP, Line of Business
Applications, Electronic
Health Record
HA: Independent Servers
HA: Independent Servers
WebSphere MQ
Source
HTTP/S: 3291
Presentation
TierMobile Servers
Users: Mobile
Mainframe
HTTP/S: 443
Line of Business App
Email, FTP, Folder, etc.
HTTP/S: 8067
Proxy and/or Firewall
HA: using independent servers behind
session capable load balancer
for configuration data
for myFiles
Data Tier
HA: Appropriate RAID / SQL Clustering
TCP/IP: 1433
NET TCP: 808
Optiona
l
DNS
Load
Balance
r
Exampl
e (F5)
Print: Supporting more than 50M pages per your print
Scan: Supporting more than 10M pages per your scan
Enterprise Architecture
Distributed Output Manager
with Branches Locations
OM Distributed Print
Normal Windows Printing
Local
Office
HQ
Office
Direct IP Printing
Printing via Windows Print Servers
OM Distributed Print
Printing via Output Manager
Local
Office
HQ
Office
Printing via Windows Print Servers
Concerns around Network Bandwidth
OM Distributed Print
Printing via Output Manager
Local
Office
HQ
Office
Printing via Windows Print Servers
Prints are stored locally, but still requires network
connection for authentication, and to upload
print stats. Management is all done at HQ
Enterprise Architecture
Definitions
Definitions
• Production
• Disaster Recovery
• Development
• Test
• High Availability
• Disaster Recovery
Definitions: High Availability
No single point of failure, often using a Load Balancer and/or a Cluster
Servers
Disk
Database
NSi Output Manager in a Highly Available & Load Balanced Configuration
Application Tier/
Backend Servers
Print
Printers & MFDs
nodes dependent on
environment
Presentation Tier/
HA: Windows Clustering or Load Balancer
Load Balancer
(i.e. F5)
Users: File Print
Manual Load Balancing
Or using Load Balancer
Frontend Servers
Data Tier
Data Tier
HA: Appropriate RAID
HA: SQL Clustering
Definitions: Disaster Recovery
Can be a 100% mirror of Production/Primary, or a subset
Production/Primary
Disaster Recovery