[Pkg-owncloud-commits] [owncloud-doc] 43/75: Update introduction.rst
David Prévot
taffit at alioth.debian.org
Wed Sep 4 19:27:15 UTC 2013
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Author: dietmaroc <dietmar at owncloud.com>
Date: Wed Aug 28 13:32:43 2013 +0200
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At its core, ownCloud is a web application, written in PHP, running on top of a webserver such as IIS, if on Windows or Apache, if on Linux. This PHP application manages every other aspect of ownCloud, from user management to plug-ins, file sharing and storage. Attached to the PHP-application is a database, where ownCloud stores users, user-shared file details, plug-in application states, and the ownCloud file cache to accelerate access to files. As ownCloud accesses the database through [...]
To make it possible to access and use many different types of storage, ownCloud has a built-in storage abstraction layer. As a result, ownCloud can leverage just about any storage protocol that can be mounted on your ownCloud server – from CIFS, NFS and GFS2, to cluster file systems like Gluster. Other optional storage can also be mounted on the system using an optional external file system application, enabling admins and users to mount FTPs, WebDAV, CIFS and even external cloud storage [...]
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Inclusion of a variety of open APIs for integrating with other systems
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With the ownCloud solution and server architectures outlined above, this paper now looks at how ownCloud is deployed on site, how it is integrated with storage back ends and existing infrastructure tools, and the flexibility provided by the APIs. To understand how all that works, it is important first to understand how ownCloud is deployed in production environments.segregation and basic multi-tenancy.
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In production, ownCloud is most often deployed as an highly scaled, load balanced web application running in an on-site data center. ownCloud can be deployed to physical, virtual, or private cloud servers, as required. There is always a load balancer out front of the entire deployment connected to at least two app servers. The ownCloud application servers host the PHP code, and are most often deployed on Apache over Linux, though IIS and Apache on Windows are also supported. All of the a [...]
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