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Multi-environment network topology connecting production workers, development nodes, and video processing infrastructure across isolated VLAN segments and DMZ zones. Data flows from production and development environments through Kafka brokers to a database, with VmEdge video servers handling RTSP-to-HLS conversion and caching for video stream processing. The architecture implements network segmentation via VLAN 408 (КСПД), VLAN 412 (video), and DMZ security zones with restricted access through VPN and Citrix VDI gateways. This design separates concerns across compute, messaging, storage, and video layers while maintaining secure access from development and operations teams. Fork this diagram on Diagrams.so to customize IP ranges, add redundancy, or adapt VLANs for your network topology.

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How should I design a network architecture that safely connects production and development environments with Kafka messaging and video streaming while maintaining security through DMZ and VLAN segmentation?

This diagram shows a production-grade network topology using VLAN segmentation (VLAN 408 for КСПД, VLAN 412 for video) and DMZ zones to isolate critical infrastructure. Kafka brokers centralize messaging between production workers and development nodes, while VmEdge video servers handle RTSP-to-HLS conversion in a dedicated video VLAN, with VPN and Citrix VDI controlling remote access for operatio

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AutoIMPORTEDadvancednetworkingDMZVLAN segmentationKafkavideo streamingsecurity architecture
Domain: NetworkingAudience: Network architects designing multi-environment infrastructure with DMZ segmentation and video streaming
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