Reveal Review

Medium Deployment

Qty

OS

Purpose

CPU

RAM

Storage

Additional Comments

1

Windows Server 2016 or later

Web Server (Review and AI)

8

24GB

200GB

IIS 10 or later.

1

Windows Server 2016 or later

Database Server (Review)

16

128GB

2.5TB

MSSQL 2016 or later, Standard or Enterprise Edition.

1

Windows Server 2016 or later

Database Server (processing / AI)

16

128GB

2.5TB

MSSQL 2016 or later, Standard or Enterprise Edition.

1

Windows Server or Unix/Linux with SMB/CIFS

Shared File Server (all solutions)

4

16GB

25TB

Can be an existing or new system with SMB storage.

2

Windows 10x64 or Windows Server 2016 or later

Processing Desktop Managers

4

4GB

150GB

5

Windows 10 x64 or Windows Server 2016 or later

Processing Agents

8

8GB

150GB

Fast, Local Storage highly recommended.

2

Windows Server 2016 or later

Review Application Servers

16

64GB

200GB

OpsCenter thick client will be deployed on one of the Application Servers.

3

Windows Server 2016 or later (or Linux/Unix)

ElasticSearch Data Nodes

4

16GB

2.5TB

Fast, Local Storage highly recommended. 3 Data Nodes, 3 Master Nodes, Coordinator node on one non-Master node.

1

Windows Server 2016 or later

Reveal AI Server + Caching Server

4

64GB

200GB

2

Windows Server 2016 or later

Reveal AI Processing Server

8

64GB

200GB

1

Linux 7.6 or later

Brainspace Web Server

36

464GB

8TB

1

Linux 7.6 or later

Brainspace Build Server

28

224GB

6TB

1

Linux 7.6 or later

Brainspace ODA Server

26

184GB

8TB

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  • All components should reside on same subnet to minimize latency.

  • Optional AI NexBERT functionality is presumed to use Microsoft Azure Machine Learning service. On-premise deployments of NexBERT are supported.

  • Please keep in mind technical restrictions (Memory, CPU Cores, etc.) for Microsoft SQL Server editions when considering adjustments to the above recommendations; the Reveal solutions can each use separate MSSQL servers if that is beneficial from a budgetary standpoint.

    Note

    As servers are added, architecture and services change, causing sourcing on some servers to decrease from one deployment to another.