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Deployment topology

Group running services by region and zone.

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Deployment topologyDocument redundancy across two availability zones. All values are illustrative example data.One region, two zoneseu-west · example deploymentLoad balancerpublic ingressAvailability zone 1Application2 replicasprivate subnetAvailability zone 2Application2 replicasprivate subnet
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    Document redundancy across two availability zones.

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    BoundaryNodeConnectorLabel

    Boundaries clarify placement; adding zones requires a layout pass.

    Initial editorial assessment by Codex · 2026-09-07. Scores are judgments about this example, not a benchmark of AI capability.

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