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-====== ​Omnidex ​Administration ======+====== Administration: Administration Basics ​======
  
 ===== Omnidex Architecture ===== ===== Omnidex Architecture =====
  
-[[admin:​admin:​architecture:​home|Overview]] ​-> [[admin:​admin:​architecture:​single|Single Server]] ​-> **[[admin:​admin:​architecture:​multiple|Multiple Servers]]** ​-> [[admin:​admin:​architecture:​snapshots|Omnidex Snapshots]] ​-> [[admin:​admin:​architecture:​grids|Omnidex Grids]] ​-> [[admin:​admin:​architecture:​parallel|Parallel Servers]]+[[admin:​admin:​architecture:​home|Overview]] ​[[admin:​admin:​architecture:​single|Single Server]] ​**[[admin:​admin:​architecture:​multiple|Multiple Servers]]** ​[[admin:​admin:​architecture:​snapshots|Omnidex Snapshots]] ​[[admin:​admin:​architecture:​grids|Omnidex Grids]] ​[[admin:​admin:​architecture:​parallel|Parallel Servers]] 
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 ==== Multiple Servers Architecture ==== ==== Multiple Servers Architecture ====
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 This strategy can increase the time required for building the indexes; however, this is still usually the preferred solution. ​ When Omnidex reads the relational tables while building the indexes, the data must travel across the network between the servers, slowing this process down.  Since indexes are built periodically,​ yet accessed frequently, it is still favorable to insure Omnidex has the resources needed to process queries. This strategy can increase the time required for building the indexes; however, this is still usually the preferred solution. ​ When Omnidex reads the relational tables while building the indexes, the data must travel across the network between the servers, slowing this process down.  Since indexes are built periodically,​ yet accessed frequently, it is still favorable to insure Omnidex has the resources needed to process queries.
  
-As systems become more complex, many businesses use Omnidex Snapshots to provide further performance and flexibility,​ as shown in this [[admin:​admin:​architecture:​snapshots|Omnidex Snapshots]] section.+As systems become more complex, many businesses use Omnidex Snapshots to provide further performance and flexibility,​ as discussed ​in the [[admin:​admin:​architecture:​snapshots|Omnidex Snapshots]] section.
  
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