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* [Features](release-notes/features.md)
* [Security](release-notes/security.md)
* [Resolved Issues](release-notes/resolved-issues.md)
## Performance
* [AP NOS](performance/ap-nos.md)
* [SDK](performance/sdk.md)

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# AP NOS

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# SDK

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This model contains single instances of SDK micro-services. Non-Load Balancer is suitable for scenarios where load given number of APs is below 10,000 or design for network availability is not required. \
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A single local docker-compose deployment performance is listed [here](../performance/sdk.md). Additionally this deployment includes options to use either self-signed certificates or user provided certificates:  
A single local docker-compose deployment performance is listed [here](broken-reference). Additionally this deployment includes options to use either self-signed certificates or user provided certificates:  
* [Non-LB deployment with self-signed certificates](https://github.com/Telecominfraproject/wlan-cloud-ucentral-deploy/tree/release/v2.4.0/docker-compose#non-lb-deployment-with-self-signed-certificates)
* [Non-LB deployment with own certificates](https://github.com/Telecominfraproject/wlan-cloud-ucentral-deploy/tree/release/v2.4.0/docker-compose#non-lb-deployment-with-own-certificates)\
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This model is suitable for deployments where there is a need to scale performance and/or use Letsencrypt certificates for northbound service interactions. \
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This deployment allows the user to scale up number of instances of micro-services to handle a larger load than listed [here](../performance/sdk.md). \
This deployment allows the user to scale up number of instances of micro-services to handle a larger load than listed [here](broken-reference). \
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The repository contains the instructions here: