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RealView Hub combines regional application servers, bounded serverless workflows, redundant media protection and purpose-built AI infrastructure. This page explains the verified production architecture without publishing sensitive endpoints or credentials.
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Sign-in & identity
A role-specific portal request passes through Cloudflare and the regional application layer before the authentication service verifies the account and the primary Database Server returns the appropriate application scope.
A tenant admin, client, staff member or outsourced vendor begins sign-in from the appropriate portal.
Cloudflare security and SSL/TLS protect the request and tenant custom domain.
One of six EC2 application servers handles the request in Canada, the United States, London or Sydney.
The authentication service confirms the account and the primary Database Server supplies the approved application scope.
A scoped session returns through the protected path to the correct portal.
Role-specific workspaces
Four portals. One connected operating system.
The tenant admin, client, staff and outsourced vendor team portals each run as a separate application node on every one of the six regional application servers.
01
Tenant admin
Business administration and platform control for the real estate media company.
02
Client
The tenant customer’s workspace for ordering, delivery and account activity.
03
Staff
The tenant team’s operational workspace for assigned production work.
04
Vendor team
A dedicated workspace for the tenant’s outsourced production vendors.
Data and media continuity
Three Database Servers. One defined data layer.
AUTH
Authentication Server
Verifies logins and connects each approved user to the correct portal role.
DB 01
Primary Database Server
Stores operational application data, vector data and embeddings.
DB 02
Canada Database Server
Maintains an additional redundant database copy in Canada.
DB 03
U.S. Database Server
Maintains an additional redundant database copy in the United States.
MEDIA 01
Primary media storage
AWS S3 stores primary media for the platform.
MEDIA 02
Daily media backup
Backblaze receives daily media backups, creating a separate backup path for customer assets.
MEDIA 03
Video delivery
Bunny.net supports video streaming, format transcoding and content delivery.
Purpose-built AI
Models are separated by the work they perform.
RealView Hub tunes and trains its models and runs them on NVIDIA GPU infrastructure. Workloads are organized by purpose instead of passing every job through one general model.
1 TB GPU clusterVirtual staging, 3D floor plans, exterior enhancement, listing feature extraction and photo tagging.128 GB text GPUText generation, floor-plan measurement extraction and listing descriptions.Three separate 64 GB GPU modelsDelivery Assistant, Service Advisor and Smart Dispatch.Market growth modelMarketing plans, business planning and related growth workflows.
Bounded serverless work
Operations are routed to the service built for them.
AWS Lambda
Email and push notifications, approved third-party processing, and queueing for AI workloads.
Cloudflare edge
Security, SSL and tenant white-label custom-domain hosting.
Cloudflare Workers
Separate serverless workflows for internal image processing and video transcoding.
Connected services
Dropbox, Google Drive, iGUIDE, CubiCasa, Mailchimp and AutoHDR are among the supported integration workflows.
Maps and location
Google Cloud supports distance, map and geocoding services. Mapbox powers client-facing maps.
Communication and commerce
Amazon SES supports platform and tenant white-label email. Stripe processes tenant invoices paid by clients.
Operational visibility
Sentry reports application and serverless errors so the team can investigate failures across the workflow.
Public by design
Transparent enough to understand. Restrained enough to protect.
This page identifies production responsibilities, providers and regions. It intentionally does not publish IP addresses, credentials, private endpoints, internal queue topology or secrets.
Architecture questions
Direct answers about the platform.
Where does the RealView Hub application run?+
RealView Hub operates six AWS EC2 application servers: one in Canada, three in the United States, one in London and one in Sydney. Each server runs the tenant admin, client, staff and outsourced vendor team portals.
How are identity and application data handled?+
A dedicated authentication service handles sign-in. Three Database Servers handle application data: a primary Database Server for operational records, vector data and embeddings, plus redundant Database Servers in Canada and the United States.
Where is customer media stored and delivered?+
AWS S3 is the primary media store. Media is backed up daily to Backblaze, while Bunny.net supports video streaming, transcoding and content delivery.
How does RealView Hub run its AI features?+
RealView Hub uses models it tunes and trains on NVIDIA GPU infrastructure. Image, text, operations-assistant and market-growth workloads are separated by purpose.
What role does Stripe play?+
Stripe processes invoice payments made by a tenant’s clients. RealView Hub does not publish payment credentials or internal payment endpoints on this page.
Architecture statement reviewed September 1, 2026.
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