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Understanding LykCloud Architecture

LykCloud is built on a distributed, multi-tenant architecture designed for high availability and low latency. In this post, we'll walk through the core components that make up the platform.

Control Plane

The control plane manages project lifecycle, routing, and configuration. It's responsible for:

  • Processing deployment requests
  • Maintaining desired state
  • Distributing configuration to edge nodes

The control plane runs across multiple availability zones with automatic failover.

Data Plane

The data plane handles actual traffic routing. Each edge node terminates TLS connections and applies WAF rules before forwarding requests to your workloads.

Networking

All inter-service communication happens over a private mesh network. There are no public-facing ports except for the ingress layer.

Storage

LykCloud offers two primary storage tiers:

  • Hot Storage: Low-latency block storage for databases and caches
  • Cold Storage: S3-compatible object storage for backups and archives

What's Next

We'll be publishing deep dives on each of these subsystems over the coming weeks. Follow the blog to stay updated.

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