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What are the parts of a deployment diagram?

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What are the parts of a deployment diagram? - April 09, 2009 at 14:00 PM by Vidya Sagar

What are the parts of a deployment diagram?

  • Nodes: A node represents any hardware component. The configuration of hardware is represented by attributes of nodes.
  • Components: A component represents software. Each component straightly represents a class or object that in turn represents methods.
  • Dependencies: The reliability of one component with that of another is depicted by dependencies.
  • Links: To tie up tow nodes, the links are utilized. The links are implemented by using nodes and their associations.

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