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- Type 1: Stand-alone, Monolithic Installation (PostgreSQL only)
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The choice of installation type depends on how CLAIMS Direct will be integrated into your environment. The following are general recommendations based on common integration scenarios.
| Installation | Installation Type | Common Integration Scenario |
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| Type 1 | Stand-alone, Monolithic | Backoffice Non-Realtime Processing of Data. This installation offers compactness with minimal resources. This install adheres to the hardware requirements. It will process updates efficiently and it offers acceptable XML data extraction efficiency. It is not recommended to install the optional SOLR and Web Service components with this installation type. If the optional SOLR and Web Service components are desired, type 2 or 3 is more appropriate. |
| Type 2 | Basic Distributed | Data ETL Integration. A basic distributed installation |
| offers improved data query and XML data extraction efficiency. | ||
| Type 3 | Advanced Distributed | Tight Application Integration. The advanced installation offers near-real-time querying and XML data extraction performance. |
Further Reading
Component Configuration and Requirements
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