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Add comprehensive documentation for deployment plans, outlining infrastructure types, cloud provider choices, and resource allocation options for different service needs.

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    • Expanded documentation on deployment plans, including comprehensive details on infrastructure types, cloud providers, resource packs, and recommended setups.
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The document on deployment plans for SettleMint has been significantly transformed to include structured metadata and detailed guidance on deployment strategies. Key updates encompass sections on infrastructure types, cloud providers, resource packs, and recommended setups, providing users with essential information for making informed deployment decisions.

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docs/using-platform/22_deployment-plans.md Added front matter for title, description, and sidebar position; expanded content with detailed sections on deployment plans, infrastructure types, cloud providers, and recommended setups.

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Infrastructure shared, or dedicated too,
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This pull request updates the documentation for deployment plans in the SettleMint platform. It adds detailed information about infrastructure types, cloud providers and regions, and resource packs. The changes provide a comprehensive overview of deployment options and recommendations for different use cases.

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docs/using-platform/22_deployment-plans.md Added YAML front matter to the markdown file, including title, description, and sidebar position
docs/using-platform/22_deployment-plans.md Introduced sections explaining different infrastructure types (Shared and Dedicated)
docs/using-platform/22_deployment-plans.md Added information about cloud provider and region options, with a link to supported providers
docs/using-platform/22_deployment-plans.md Included details about resource packs (small, medium, large) and their allocation
docs/using-platform/22_deployment-plans.md Added a section with recommended setups for different application scenarios

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Hey @bl0up - I've reviewed your changes and they look great!

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- **Shared** - This is typically the most cost-effective deployment configuration. Resources are deployed in a shared cluster. The performance will vary based on the demand from other services sharing the infrastructure. This configuration is like living on an island with other inhabitants with whom you need to share limited resources.
- **Dedicated** - This configuration offers the highest specifications without requiring additional technical overhead. Your service runs on its own exclusively-used cloud infrastructure, meaning it can't be impacted by others. To continue the metaphor, with this configuration you choose the size of the island based on your needs, and you don't share its resources with anyone else.

**On-premise** and **Bring Your Own Cloud (BYOC)** are also supported. Feel free [contact us](mailto:support@settlemint.com) to discuss these options.
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suggestion (documentation): Consider adding links to separate pages for On-premise and BYOC options

This would provide users with more information without cluttering the main document.

**On-premise** and **[Bring Your Own Cloud (BYOC)](byoc.md)** are also supported. For more details, see our [On-premise deployment](on-premise.md) page. Feel free to [contact us](mailto:support@settlemint.com) to discuss these options further.


## Cloud provider and region

We offer you the flexibility to deploy your services in the cloud of your choice, and easily build cross-cloud provider and cross-geographical region networks. All leading cloud providers are supported and we are continously working on adding support for more regions.
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suggestion (documentation): Fix typo: 'continously' should be 'continuously'

@github-actions github-actions bot added the fix Bug fix label Aug 21, 2024
@bl0up bl0up requested a review from SaeeDawod September 3, 2024 12:22
@SaeeDawod SaeeDawod merged commit 07a667b into main Sep 3, 2024
@SaeeDawod SaeeDawod deleted the fix/deployment-plans branch September 3, 2024 12:24
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