About This Architecture

Work Breakdown Structure and deployment architecture for a comprehensive Online Class Management System spanning requirements, design, user management, course delivery, assessment, and reporting. The WBS decomposes the project into nine major phases from requirements gathering through deployment, while the deployment architecture illustrates a multi-tier cloud infrastructure with external zones, DMZ, application servers, databases, and monitoring. This structure demonstrates enterprise-grade system design principles including load balancing, database replication, caching, message queuing, and security controls essential for scalable educational platforms. Fork this diagram on Diagrams.so to customize it for your institution's specific requirements, integrate with your cloud provider, or adapt the WBS phases to your project timeline.

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What does a complete online class management system architecture look like from project planning through deployment?

This diagram shows both the WBS decomposing the project into nine phases (requirements, design, user/course/class management, assessment, reports, testing, deployment) and the deployment architecture with external zones, DMZ, load-balanced application servers, PostgreSQL/MongoDB databases, Redis caching, RabbitMQ/Kafka messaging, and ELK/Prometheus monitoring for a scalable educational platform.