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  1. Platform
  2. Self-hosted

Deployment

Instructions for self-hosted deployment options

There are two main options to deploy the DBNL platform as a self-hosted deployment:

  • Helm chart: The DBNL platform can be deployed using a Helm chart to existing infrastructure provisioned by the customer.

  • Terraform module: The DBNL platform can be deployed using a Terraform module on infrastructure provisioned by the module alongside the platform. This is options is supported on AWS and GCP.

Which option to choose depends on your situation. The Helm chart provides maximum flexibility, allowing users to provision their infrastructure using their own processes, while the Terraform module provides maximum simplicity, reducing the installation to single Terraform command.

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