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@ -141,14 +141,14 @@ The process of migrating one's applications to a different host encompasses:
### Data model
Whereas the bulk of our configuration logic is covered in the configuration schema, our reference front-end application does in fact store data.
The design for its data model to support the desired functionality is as follows, using the crow's foot notation to denote cardinality:
Whereas the bulk of our configuration logic is covered in the configuration schema, our reference front-end applications will store data.
The data model design for the configuration front-end needed support the desired functionality is as follows, using the crow's foot notation to denote cardinality:
<img src="https://git.fediversity.eu/Fediversity/meta/raw/branch/main/architecture-docs/panel-data-model.svg" alt="" style="max-width:600px;"/>
### Host architecture
Whereas the core abstraction in Fediversity is a NixOS configuration module, a more full-fledged example architecture of the web host use-case we aim to support as part of our exploitation would be as follows, where VMs in question run Fediversity to offer our selected applications:
Whereas the core abstraction in Fediversity is a NixOS configuration module, a more full-fledged example architecture of the web host use-case we aim to support as part of our exploitation would be as follows, where virtual machines in question run Fediversity to offer our selected applications:
![](https://git.fediversity.eu/Fediversity/meta/raw/branch/main/architecture-docs/host-architecture.png)