Getting Started
MetaDefender Storage Security (MDSS) is built for flexibility. It uses containers, which let you customize and adapt your development to match your specific needs. Getting the sizing right is crucial for performance and reliability as your workload directly impacts sizing. Proper sizing ensures smooth operation. This guide will help you understand the key components and make informed decisions.
High level architecture of MetaDefender Storage Security
Shared Services
MDSS relies on several critical shared services:
- MongoDB (Database) for storing persistent data as scaling MongoDB ensures data integrity and performance.
- RabbitMQ (Message Broker) handles inter-component communication as horizontal scaling is vital for message throughput.
- Redis (Cache) provides fast data access, reducing latency as proper sizing ensures optimal caching efficiency.
Why These Services Matter:
- Scalability as these services are fundamental for scaling MDSS to handle increased loads.
- Stateful Services as they maintain data (state), requiring consistent accessibility across the system.
- Horizontal Scaling as adding more instances (horizontal scaling) is essential for high availability and performance.
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