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Serverstruktur

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Last edited Mar 21, 2020

Created on Mar 21, 2020

This graphic shows the server infrastructure of a web application, depicting all components as Docker containers. It visualizes the build and runtime environment, including the backend (BE) and frontend (FE) build servers, an nginx server for the frontend, a combined nginx and Node.js setup for the backend, and a PostgreSQL database. The diagram uses d3.forceSimulation to arrange the nodes and their connections, with the data sourced from a plain text file. The rendering relies on SVG paths and node-link layouts to show the relationships between these services.

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