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Enterprise - Private Cloud Deployment Infrastructure Specs 2022
Enterprise - Private Cloud Deployment Infrastructure Specs 2022

Enterprise - Private Cloud Deployment Infrastructure Specs 2022

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Written by Owen Badger
Updated over 2 months ago

Overview

Following are infrastructure requirements to host the Enterprise Application suite in a Private cloud with dedicated infrastructure. All Enterprise components run on standard Linux and Windows OS distributions. You simply provision the following compute nodes and we will provision the networking and install the application stack.

Instance Types:

Linux

bbp-lnx-standard-1

  • 2cpu

  • 4gb ram

  • Ubuntu 20.4

  • Cloud Equivalent

    a. GCP: e2-medium

    b. AWS: t3.medium

bbp-lnx-standard-2

  • 2cpu

  • 10gb ram

  • Ubuntu 20.4

  • Cloud Equivalent

    a. GCP: n1-standard-2

    b. AWS: m5n.large

CPU

bbp-win-standard-1

  • 2 CPU

  • 10 GB Ram

  • Preferred OS

    Windows 10 21H1, 21H2

  • Supported OS

    Windows Server 2019 Data Center Edition

GPU

bbp-gpu-standard-1

  • 16 vCPU

  • 60 GB Ram

  • 100GB Root Volume

  • 1 GPU

  • Preferred OS

    Windows 10 21H1, 21H2

  • Supported OS

    Windows Server 2019 Data Center Edition

  • Cloud Equivalent

    a. GCP: n1-standard-16 + GPU

    b. AWS: g4dn.4xlarge

bbp-gpu-high-perf-1

  • 32 vCPU

  • 120 GB Ram

  • 250 GB Root Volume

  • 1 GPU

  • Preferred OS

    Windows 10 21H1, 21H2

  • Supported OS

    Windows Server 2019 Data Center Edition

  • Cloud Equivalent

    a. GCP: n1-standard-32 + GPU

    b. AWS: g4dn.8xlarge

CPU: At least 3.0 GHz vCPU

Storage: SSD preferred for all boot volumes. NVMe/SSD for data volumes.

Linux:

  • Ubuntu 20.04 LTS or Ubuntu 22.04 LTS

  • CentOS 8 Stream or Rocky Linux or RHEL 8

Windows:

  • Windows Server 2019 Data Center Edition / Windows Server 2022 Data Center Edition

  • Windows 10 21H1, 21H2 (64-bit Professional and Enterprise)

  • Windows 11 (Technology preview; not yet ready for production)

GPU Types

  • Tesla T4

  • AWS: G4 Instance Family

  • Tesla P100

  • Tesla P4

  • Tesla V100

  • NVIDIA A10G

    AWS: G5 Instance Family

* For Ray Tracing workloads.

Enterprise Infrastructure

A. Security

  • Proxy Server

    bbp-lnx-standard-2

B. Collaboration

  • Enterprise Cast Stations

    bbp-lnx-standard-2

C. High Speed File Transfer

D. Active Directory

bbp-win-standard-1

E. Connection Gateway

F. Workstations

Networking requirements

  • VPC

  • Subnets

  • NAT

  • Public Static IPs / Dynamic IPs

  • Custom DNS servers (AWS: DHCP Option Sets)

  • Event Notifications (Instance Status event notifications)

    Cloud Equivalent

    a, AWS: Event Bridge EC2 Status Notification

    b. GCP: Pub/Sub Notifications on Instance Status

  • Firewall

    Cloud Equivalent

    a. AWS: Security Groups

    b. GCP: Firewall Rules

Software

OpenAPI compatible API for the following actions

  • Create VPC, Subnets, NAT, Static Public IPs and Dynamic Public IPs, Routes Tables and Custom DNS on the VPC.

    Equivalent AWS: AWS VPC Actions

  • Create and Modify Route Tables and it rules and Security Groups and it rules.

  • Creating, Stopping, Starting and Terminating Instances.

  • Get current status of an Instance.

  • A event notification system that can post Instance status back to Bebop (HTTPS subscription)

    Equivalent AWS: AWS EC2 State Change Notification with SNS

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