Trying to make an Architecture Schema

[HKroll]

Hi,
My company is migrating several programs/databases (including Vault) to a new server. As part of this process, they're requesting that I provide them with an architecture schema. I've never done this before - is there a resource or template available that is specific to Vault?

I tried looking up the ports an protocols being used by using the Windows 10 Netstat -ano command, but I couldn't find the process ID for Vault in the list (I was referencing the Task Manager for the process ID). Do you know what I might be doing wrong? Or is there a better way to do this?

I've attached the architecture template I was provided. Any help would be appreciated.

Company template

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My best guess so far

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[Tonya]

The Vault Server works as a normal web service through a single IIS installation. The server also has a connection to SQL Server.

You will likely be able to locate images on the internet in regards to how a web service works (by default over port 80 with HTTP or port 443 with HTTPS) and how a instance connects to SQL Server.

The admin portion is incorrect, the Admin is in a browser and connects only to the server. There are no external connection directly to the Vault related databases within SQL Server. All communications (admin and client) flow through the Vault Server on IIS.

Thanks,

Tonya

[HKroll]

Thanks for your help!

[HKroll]

One more question: Does Vault use any multicast/udp protocols?

[Tonya]

No, only HTTP/HTTPs over TCP.

Tonya

[HKroll]

Thanks again!