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Written by Antoine Marin
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Pysae is built on a cloud infrastructure with a container orchestrator (orchestration performed with the professional Kubernetes solution), and uses data centers in the Île de France region for its servers and data storage. These data centers are managed by one of the world's leading cloud providers (Amazon AWS). They are certified to ISO standards (27000 and 9001) for data centers.

The infrastructure used is redundant, distributed across several French data centers thanks to a cloud NLB for load balancing at network level (Amazon AWS Elastic Load Balancing solution).

The database is a 3-node Replica Set. We use a Database As A Service (Mongo DB Atlas), which is regularly audited by independent American and European bodies (RGPD, ISO, SOC...). Data storage is encrypted.

All Pysae data is backed up twice a day.

Access to servers and data is restricted to a very limited number of people, via nominative accounts and an identity and access management system (Access Key and Secret Key). Each account can be easily terminated if necessary. These accesses are logged.

The connection between the compute servers and the database is authenticated by SCRAM, limited to the Pysae VPC (virtual private network) and encrypted. The storage of identifiers is encrypted by SOPS, and these are known only to the infrastructure.

Overall, Pysae follows the recommendations of Anssi (the French national authority for information systems security and defense) and Owasp (a worldwide non-profit organization dedicated to improving software security).

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