Segura® Platform supports a distributed deployment that lets organizations decouple core infrastructure components (databases, file storage, and workers) from the application server and place them across managed cloud-native services or their own server environments.
By default, Segura® runs with an embedded database and storage on the application server. The distributed model is an optional deployment for organizations that need to operate across regions or scale components on managed services. It does not change how the platform is administered.
What it enables
- Decoupled infrastructure: run databases, file storage, and workers as independent services instead of on the application server.
- Geographic distribution: place components closer to users in different regions to reduce remote-session latency.
- Load balancing: distribute session traffic across regional components.
- High availability: rely on managed-service redundancy and provider SLAs to support fault-tolerant operation.
- No single point of failure: distribute data and workers so that the loss of one component does not take the deployment down.
- Independent scalability: scale components separately as demand grows, without redesigning the deployment.
How it works
In a distributed deployment, regional and central components exchange data over a secure messaging channel with automatic reconnection and multi-tenant support. Session and file transfers run asynchronously between the regional component, which sits close to the user, and the central component, so remote sessions are processed nearer to where they originate.
Routing is environment-aware: a remote session is directed to the correct regional component, so traffic stays within the intended topology.
Deployment options
- Managed cloud-native services: deploy the decoupled databases, storage, and workers on a cloud provider's managed services for redundancy and SLA-backed availability.
- Custom server environments: deploy the same components on servers you choose, matching your global network topology.
- Hybrid: combine managed services and self-managed servers across on-premises and cloud locations.