# Nordabiz Platform - Architecture Documentation

## Executive Summary

The **Nordabiz Platform** is a comprehensive business directory and networking platform for members of the Norda Biznes association in Wejherowo, Poland. This architecture documentation provides complete technical reference for developers, operators, and stakeholders.

**Platform Stats:**
- **Production Status:** LIVE since 2025-11-23
- **Members:** 80 companies (100% coverage)
- **URL:** https://nordabiznes.pl
- **Technology Stack:** Flask 3.0, PostgreSQL, Google Gemini AI, Multi-API integration

**Critical Architecture Highlights:**
- **3-Tier Architecture:** NPM Reverse Proxy → Flask/Gunicorn → PostgreSQL
- **4 Security Zones:** Public Internet → DMZ → Application → Data
- **6 External API Integrations:** Gemini AI, Brave Search, PageSpeed, Places, KRS, MS Graph
- **36 Database Tables** across 11 functional domains
- **90+ HTTP Routes** across 13 categories

## Overview

This directory contains comprehensive architecture documentation for the Nordabiz platform, including system diagrams, data flows, and infrastructure details. All diagrams use **Mermaid.js** for version control-friendly visualization.

## Purpose

The architecture documentation serves to:
- Provide visual understanding of system components and their interactions
- Document critical configurations (NPM proxy, ports, servers)
- Illustrate data flows for key user journeys
- Help new developers understand system boundaries
- Prevent production incidents through clear documentation (see [Incident Report](../INCIDENT_REPORT_20260102.md))

## Quick Start

### For New Developers
**Start here:** [System Context Diagram](01-system-context.md) → [Container Diagram](02-container-diagram.md) → [Flask Components](04-flask-components.md)

**Learn data flows:** [Authentication Flow](flows/01-authentication-flow.md) → [Search Flow](flows/02-search-flow.md) → [AI Chat Flow](flows/03-ai-chat-flow.md)

**Critical warnings:** [Critical Configurations](08-critical-configurations.md) - **Must read NPM proxy section!**

### For Operations/DevOps
**Infrastructure:** [Deployment Architecture](03-deployment-architecture.md) → [Network Topology](07-network-topology.md) → [Critical Configurations](08-critical-configurations.md)

**Troubleshooting:** [HTTP Request Flow](flows/06-http-request-flow.md) - Covers the infamous port 5000 vs 80 redirect loop

**Security:** [Security Architecture](09-security-architecture.md) - Complete security model

### For System Architects
**High-level overview:** [System Context](01-system-context.md) → [Container Diagram](02-container-diagram.md) → [External Integrations](06-external-integrations.md)

**Data model:** [Database Schema](05-database-schema.md) - 36 tables, 11 domains

**Complete flows:** See all 6 flow diagrams in [`flows/`](flows/) directory

## Documentation Map

```mermaid
graph TD
    Start([Start Here]) --> Role{Your Role?}

    Role -->|Developer| Dev[01: System Context]
    Role -->|DevOps| Ops[03: Deployment]
    Role -->|Architect| Arch[02: Container Diagram]

    Dev --> DevFlow[Flask Components<br/>04]
    DevFlow --> DevData[Database Schema<br/>05]
    DevData --> DevFlows[Data Flows<br/>flows/]

    Ops --> OpsNet[Network Topology<br/>07]
    OpsNet --> OpsConfig[Critical Config<br/>08]
    OpsConfig --> OpsSec[Security<br/>09]

    Arch --> ArchExt[External APIs<br/>06]
    ArchExt --> ArchDB[Database<br/>05]
    ArchDB --> ArchSec[Security<br/>09]

    DevFlows --> End([You're Ready!])
    OpsSec --> End
    ArchSec --> End

    style Start fill:#90EE90
    style End fill:#90EE90
    style Dev fill:#87CEEB
    style Ops fill:#FFB6C1
    style Arch fill:#DDA0DD

    classDef docs fill:#FFF8DC,stroke:#333,stroke-width:2px
    class DevFlow,DevData,DevFlows,OpsNet,OpsConfig,OpsSec,ArchExt,ArchDB,ArchSec docs
```

## Documentation Structure

### High-Level Architecture
These documents provide the "big picture" view of the entire system using the C4 model approach.

| Document | Description | Size | Key Topics |
|----------|-------------|------|------------|
| [01-system-context.md](01-system-context.md) | **C4 Level 1** - System boundary, external actors, integrations | 14KB | Actors (Members, Visitors, Admins), 8 external systems, data flows |
| [02-container-diagram.md](02-container-diagram.md) | **C4 Level 2** - Major containers and their interactions | 30KB | 8 containers, protocols, NPM proxy config, security zones |
| [03-deployment-architecture.md](03-deployment-architecture.md) | **Infrastructure** - Physical servers, IPs, ports, deployment | 68KB | 3 servers, network topology, port mapping, Git workflow |

### Component Architecture
Detailed internal structure of the application and its subsystems.

| Document | Description | Size | Key Topics |
|----------|-------------|------|------------|
| [04-flask-components.md](04-flask-components.md) | Flask app components - routes, services, models | 55KB | 90+ routes, 7 services, 36 models, request handling |
| [05-database-schema.md](05-database-schema.md) | Database ERD - entities, relationships, constraints | 38KB | 36 tables, 11 domains, 45+ relationships, indexes |
| [06-external-integrations.md](06-external-integrations.md) | External APIs - authentication, rate limits, pricing | 31KB | 6 APIs (Gemini, Brave, PageSpeed, Places, KRS, MS Graph) |

### Data Flows
Detailed sequence diagrams showing how data moves through the system for key user journeys.

| Document | Description | Size | Key Topics |
|----------|-------------|------|------------|
| [flows/01-authentication-flow.md](flows/01-authentication-flow.md) | User registration, login, email verification, password reset | 27KB | Flask-Login, session mgmt, token security, access control |
| [flows/02-search-flow.md](flows/02-search-flow.md) | Company search - NIP lookup, FTS, fuzzy matching | 36KB | SearchService, synonyms, scoring, AI integration |
| [flows/03-ai-chat-flow.md](flows/03-ai-chat-flow.md) | AI chatbot - context building, Gemini API, cost tracking | 42KB | Full DB context, token optimization, dual cost tracking |
| [flows/04-seo-audit-flow.md](flows/04-seo-audit-flow.md) | SEO auditing - PageSpeed API, on-page analysis, scoring | 38KB | Admin dashboard, batch processing, quota management |
| [flows/05-news-monitoring-flow.md](flows/05-news-monitoring-flow.md) | News monitoring - Brave API, AI filtering, moderation | 58KB | Relevance scoring, admin moderation, notifications |
| [flows/06-http-request-flow.md](flows/06-http-request-flow.md) | HTTP routing - NPM → Flask → PostgreSQL ⚠️ **Critical!** | 52KB | Port 5000 config, redirect loops, troubleshooting |

### Network and Security
Infrastructure topology, critical configurations, and security model.

| Document | Description | Size | Key Topics |
|----------|-------------|------|------------|
| [07-network-topology.md](07-network-topology.md) | Network layout - Fortigate, DMZ, internal network | 38KB | 6 zones, IP addressing, DNS, routing, health checks |
| [08-critical-configurations.md](08-critical-configurations.md) | Critical settings - NPM, ports, SSL, systemd ⚠️ **Critical!** | 35KB | Port mappings, .env vars, database config, backup |
| [09-security-architecture.md](09-security-architecture.md) | Security model - zones, threats, controls, compliance | 60KB | 5 trust zones, STRIDE analysis, RBAC, OWASP Top 10 |

### Reference Documentation
*Note: These documents are planned but not yet created.*

| Document | Description | Status |
|----------|-------------|--------|
| 10-api-endpoints.md | Complete API reference with examples | 📋 Planned |
| 11-troubleshooting-guide.md | Common issues and solutions | 📋 Planned |
| MAINTENANCE.md | Documentation maintenance procedures | 📋 Planned |

## Architecture at a Glance

### System Overview Diagram

```mermaid
graph TB
    subgraph "Public Internet"
        Users[Users/Visitors]
        Admins[Administrators]
    end

    subgraph "Network Perimeter"
        Fortigate[Fortigate Firewall<br/>NAT: 178.218.174.220→10.22.68.250]
    end

    subgraph "DMZ Zone - 10.22.68.250"
        NPM[NPM Reverse Proxy<br/>:443 SSL/TLS<br/>⚠️ Forwards to :5000]
    end

    subgraph "Application Zone - 10.22.68.249"
        Flask[Flask/Gunicorn<br/>:5000 HTTP<br/>90+ routes, 7 services]
        Scripts[Background Scripts<br/>SEO, Social, News]
    end

    subgraph "Data Zone - 10.22.68.249"
        PostgreSQL[(PostgreSQL<br/>:5432<br/>36 tables, 11 domains)]
    end

    subgraph "External Services"
        Gemini[Google Gemini AI<br/>Text generation, chat]
        PageSpeed[PageSpeed Insights<br/>SEO audits]
        Brave[Brave Search<br/>News monitoring]
        Places[Google Places<br/>Business profiles]
        KRS[KRS API<br/>Company registry]
        MSGraph[MS Graph<br/>Email notifications]
    end

    Users -->|HTTPS 443| Fortigate
    Admins -->|HTTPS 443| Fortigate
    Fortigate -->|HTTPS 443| NPM
    NPM -->|HTTP 5000| Flask
    Flask -->|SQL| PostgreSQL
    Scripts -->|SQL| PostgreSQL

    Flask -->|REST API| Gemini
    Flask -->|REST API| PageSpeed
    Flask -->|REST API| Brave
    Flask -->|REST API| Places
    Flask -->|REST API| KRS
    Flask -->|OAuth 2.0| MSGraph

    style NPM fill:#FFB6C1,stroke:#333,stroke-width:3px
    style Flask fill:#87CEEB,stroke:#333,stroke-width:2px
    style PostgreSQL fill:#90EE90,stroke:#333,stroke-width:2px
    style Gemini fill:#FFF8DC,stroke:#333,stroke-width:1px
    style PageSpeed fill:#FFF8DC,stroke:#333,stroke-width:1px
    style Brave fill:#FFF8DC,stroke:#333,stroke-width:1px
```

### Technology Stack

| Layer | Technology | Purpose |
|-------|-----------|---------|
| **Reverse Proxy** | Nginx Proxy Manager | SSL termination, domain routing, rate limiting |
| **Web Framework** | Flask 3.0 + Gunicorn | HTTP routing, business logic, templating |
| **Database** | PostgreSQL 13+ | Relational data, FTS, JSONB, pg_trgm |
| **Authentication** | Flask-Login | Session management, user authentication |
| **AI/ML** | Google Gemini 3 Flash | Chat, recommendations, content analysis |
| **Search** | Brave Search API | News monitoring, social media discovery |
| **SEO Audit** | Google PageSpeed Insights | Performance, accessibility, SEO scoring |
| **Business Data** | Google Places API | Reviews, ratings, business profiles |
| **Company Registry** | KRS Open API | Polish company verification |
| **Email** | Microsoft Graph API | Transactional email via OAuth 2.0 |
| **Frontend** | Jinja2 + Vanilla JS | Server-side rendering, progressive enhancement |
| **Deployment** | Systemd + Gunicorn | Process management, auto-restart |
| **Version Control** | Git (Gitea + GitHub) | Code repository, deployment source |

### Key Statistics

**Infrastructure:**
- **Servers:** 3 (NORDABIZ-01, R11-REVPROXY-01, r11-git-inpi)
- **Network:** Internal 10.22.68.0/24, Public 178.218.174.220
- **Uptime Target:** 99.5%

**Application:**
- **Routes:** 90+ HTTP endpoints
- **Services:** 7 service layer components
- **Database:** 36 tables across 11 domains
- **External APIs:** 6 integrations

**Data:**
- **Companies:** 80 members (100% coverage)
- **Users:** Active community platform
- **AI Requests:** ~1,500/day (free tier)
- **SEO Audits:** ~25,000 quota/day

**Performance:**
- **Median Response:** ~180ms
- **P95 Response:** ~350ms
- **Database Queries:** Indexed, optimized
- **Caching:** Strategic use of in-memory caching

### Critical Warnings

> ⚠️ **NPM Proxy Port Configuration**
>
> The NPM reverse proxy **MUST** forward to port **5000** (Flask/Gunicorn), NOT port 80 (nginx redirect).
> Incorrect configuration causes infinite redirect loops (ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS).
>
> **See:** [Incident Report](../INCIDENT_REPORT_20260102.md) | [HTTP Request Flow](flows/06-http-request-flow.md) | [Critical Configurations](08-critical-configurations.md)

> ⚠️ **Database Access**
>
> PostgreSQL only accepts connections from **localhost (127.0.0.1)** for security.
> All scripts must connect via localhost, not the external IP 10.22.68.249.
>
> **See:** [Critical Configurations](08-critical-configurations.md#database-configuration)

> ⚠️ **API Rate Limits**
>
> - Google Gemini: 1,500 req/day (free tier)
> - Brave Search: 2,000 searches/month (free tier)
> - PageSpeed: 25,000 req/day (free tier)
>
> Exceeding limits may cause service degradation. Monitor usage carefully.
>
> **See:** [External Integrations](06-external-integrations.md)

## Diagram Format and Tools

### Chosen Tool: Mermaid.js

All architecture diagrams in this repository use **Mermaid.js** syntax embedded in Markdown files.

#### Rationale for Mermaid.js

| Criterion | Mermaid.js | PlantUML | Draw.io/Lucidchart | Visio |
|-----------|------------|----------|-------------------|-------|
| **Version Control** | ✅ Text-based, excellent diffs | ✅ Text-based | ❌ XML/binary files | ❌ Binary files |
| **GitHub Rendering** | ✅ Native support | ⚠️ Requires plugin | ❌ No support | ❌ No support |
| **No External Tools** | ✅ Renders in browser | ❌ Requires Java | ✅ Web-based | ❌ Requires license |
| **Learning Curve** | ✅ Simple syntax | ⚠️ Moderate | ✅ Visual editor | ⚠️ Complex |
| **Diagram Types** | ✅ All needed types | ✅ Extensive | ✅ Unlimited | ✅ Unlimited |
| **Maintenance** | ✅ Easy text edits | ✅ Easy text edits | ⚠️ Requires editor | ❌ Requires software |
| **Cost** | ✅ Free & open-source | ✅ Free | ⚠️ Free tier limited | ❌ Paid |

**Decision:** Mermaid.js provides the best balance of version control friendliness, native GitHub rendering, zero external dependencies, and ease of maintenance.

#### Diagram Types Used

This documentation utilizes the following Mermaid.js diagram types:

1. **Flowchart** - System architecture, component relationships
2. **Sequence Diagram** - Data flows, API interactions, user journeys
3. **Entity Relationship Diagram** - Database schema
4. **Graph/Network Diagram** - Infrastructure topology, server connections
5. **State Diagram** - Authentication flows, session management
6. **Class Diagram** - Service layer structure (when needed)

#### Syntax Examples

##### Basic Flowchart
```mermaid
graph TD
    A[User] -->|HTTPS| B[NPM Proxy]
    B -->|Port 5000| C[Flask App]
    C -->|Query| D[(PostgreSQL)]
```

##### Sequence Diagram
```mermaid
sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Flask
    participant Gemini
    User->>Flask: POST /api/chat
    Flask->>Gemini: Generate response
    Gemini-->>Flask: AI response
    Flask-->>User: JSON response
```

##### Entity Relationship Diagram
```mermaid
erDiagram
    Company ||--o{ User : "has"
    Company ||--o{ CompanyNews : "mentioned in"
    User ||--o{ ChatMessage : "sends"
```

##### Network Topology
```mermaid
graph LR
    Internet((Internet)) -->|HTTPS| NPM[NPM Proxy<br/>10.22.68.250:443]
    NPM -->|Port 5000| Flask[Flask App<br/>10.22.68.249:5000]
    Flask -->|Port 5432| DB[(PostgreSQL<br/>10.22.68.249:5432)]
```

#### How to View and Edit Diagrams

##### Viewing on GitHub
- Mermaid diagrams render automatically in GitHub's Markdown preview
- No additional setup required
- Works in PR reviews and issues

##### Local Editing Tools

**VS Code Extensions:**
- [Markdown Preview Mermaid Support](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=bierner.markdown-mermaid)
- [Mermaid Editor](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=tomoyukim.vscode-mermaid-editor)

**Online Editors:**
- [Mermaid Live Editor](https://mermaid.live/) - Official online editor
- [Mermaid Chart](https://www.mermaidchart.com/) - Advanced editor with collaboration

**Command Line:**
```bash
# Install Mermaid CLI
npm install -g @mermaid-js/mermaid-cli

# Generate PNG from markdown
mmdc -i diagram.md -o diagram.png
```

##### Local Preview in Browser
Create an HTML file with Mermaid script:
```html
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
  <script type="module">
    import mermaid from 'https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/mermaid@10/dist/mermaid.esm.min.mjs';
    mermaid.initialize({ startOnLoad: true });
  </script>
</head>
<body>
  <div class="mermaid">
    graph TD
      A[Start] --> B[End]
  </div>
</body>
</html>
```

#### Best Practices

**1. Diagram Complexity**
- Keep diagrams focused on one aspect (don't combine flows and infrastructure)
- Use multiple simple diagrams instead of one complex diagram
- Aim for 5-15 nodes per diagram maximum

**2. Naming Conventions**
- Use descriptive node labels: `[Flask App]` not `[App]`
- Include IPs/ports in infrastructure diagrams: `[Server<br/>10.22.68.249:5000]`
- Use consistent colors/styling across related diagrams

**3. Comments and Documentation**
```mermaid
%% This diagram shows the HTTP request flow through NPM proxy
%% Critical: NPM must forward to port 5000, NOT port 80
graph LR
    User -->|HTTPS 443| NPM
    NPM -->|HTTP 5000| Flask
```

**4. Version Control**
- Keep each diagram in its own file
- Use meaningful commit messages when updating diagrams
- Include "why" in commit messages (not just "updated diagram")

**5. Accessibility**
- Provide alt text descriptions for diagrams
- Use high contrast colors
- Include text descriptions for complex flows

#### Common Gotchas

**Issue 1: Diagram Not Rendering**
```markdown
<!-- Wrong: Missing language identifier -->
```
graph TD
    A --> B
```

<!-- Correct: Use 'mermaid' identifier -->
```mermaid
graph TD
    A --> B
```
```

**Issue 2: Special Characters in Labels**
```mermaid
%% Wrong: A["User says "hello""]  (unescaped quotes break syntax)

%% Correct: Use single quotes or escape
graph LR
    A['User says "hello"']
    B["User says 'hello'"]
```

**Issue 3: Line Breaks in Nodes**
```mermaid
%% Use <br/> for line breaks in labels
graph TD
    A[Flask App<br/>10.22.68.249<br/>Port 5000]
    B[PostgreSQL<br/>10.22.68.249<br/>Port 5432]
    A --> B
```

#### Diagram Style Guide

To maintain consistency across all architecture documentation:

```mermaid
%%{init: {'theme':'default', 'themeVariables': { 'fontSize':'16px'}}}%%
graph TD
    %% External systems - rounded boxes
    Ext((External<br/>System))

    %% Our services - rectangles
    Service[Our Service]

    %% Databases - cylinder
    DB[(Database)]

    %% Decision points - diamond (implicit in flowchart)
    Service -->|Success| DB
    Service -->|Failure| Ext

    %% Styling
    classDef external fill:#f9f,stroke:#333,stroke-width:2px
    classDef internal fill:#bbf,stroke:#333,stroke-width:2px
    classDef database fill:#bfb,stroke:#333,stroke-width:2px

    class Ext external
    class Service internal
    class DB database
```

#### Resources

- [Mermaid.js Official Documentation](https://mermaid.js.org/)
- [Mermaid Syntax Reference](https://mermaid.js.org/intro/syntax-reference.html)
- [C4 Model for Architecture](https://c4model.com/) - Our structural approach
- [Mermaid Cheat Sheet](https://jojozhuang.github.io/tutorial/mermaid-cheat-sheet/)

#### Alternative Tools Considered

**PlantUML** - Powerful but requires Java runtime, less GitHub-friendly
**Draw.io** - Visual editing is nice but binary/XML files don't diff well in Git
**Lucidchart** - Professional but proprietary, requires subscription
**Visio** - Industry standard but Windows-only, expensive, binary format
**Graphviz** - Lower-level, steeper learning curve
**Excalidraw** - Great for sketching but JSON format, not text-friendly

All alternatives were rejected in favor of Mermaid.js due to its superior version control integration and zero-dependency GitHub rendering.

## Frequently Asked Questions

### General Questions

**Q: Where do I start if I'm new to the codebase?**
A: Start with the [Quick Start](#quick-start) section above, which provides role-specific learning paths.

**Q: What's the most critical thing I need to know?**
A: The NPM proxy MUST forward to port 5000, not port 80. See [Critical Configurations](08-critical-configurations.md) and the [Incident Report](../INCIDENT_REPORT_20260102.md).

**Q: How often is this documentation updated?**
A: Architecture diagrams should be updated whenever significant changes are made to the system. See the date at the bottom of each document.

### Technical Questions

**Q: Why Mermaid.js instead of Draw.io or Visio?**
A: Mermaid.js is text-based, version control-friendly, and renders natively in GitHub. See [Diagram Format and Tools](#diagram-format-and-tools) for full comparison.

**Q: How do I view these diagrams locally?**
A: Use VS Code with Mermaid extensions, or paste the code into [Mermaid Live Editor](https://mermaid.live/). See [How to View and Edit Diagrams](#how-to-view-and-edit-diagrams).

**Q: Can I export diagrams to PNG/PDF?**
A: Yes, use `@mermaid-js/mermaid-cli` or online editors like mermaid.live. See [Command Line](#command-line) section.

**Q: Where are the actual code files?**
A: This is architecture documentation only. Code is in the root directory: `app.py`, `database.py`, `templates/`, etc.

### Operational Questions

**Q: How do I troubleshoot a production issue?**
A: Start with [HTTP Request Flow](flows/06-http-request-flow.md) for routing issues, or [Network Topology](07-network-topology.md) for infrastructure issues. Full troubleshooting guide coming soon (11-troubleshooting-guide.md).

**Q: How do I deploy changes to production?**
A: See [Deployment Architecture](03-deployment-architecture.md) for the complete Git-based deployment workflow.

**Q: What are the backup and recovery procedures?**
A: See [Critical Configurations](08-critical-configurations.md#backup-and-recovery-locations) for backup locations and disaster recovery procedures.

## Documentation Coverage

### Completed Documentation (9 documents)

✅ **High-Level Architecture** (3/3)
- System Context, Container Diagram, Deployment Architecture

✅ **Component Architecture** (3/3)
- Flask Components, Database Schema, External Integrations

✅ **Data Flows** (6/6)
- Authentication, Search, AI Chat, SEO Audit, News Monitoring, HTTP Request

✅ **Network & Security** (3/3)
- Network Topology, Critical Configurations, Security Architecture

### Planned Documentation (3 documents)

📋 **Reference Documentation** (0/3)
- API Endpoints Reference
- Troubleshooting Guide
- Maintenance Procedures

### Documentation Metrics

- **Total Documents:** 9 completed, 3 planned
- **Total Size:** ~480KB of documentation
- **Diagrams:** 30+ Mermaid diagrams
- **Coverage:** ~75% complete

## Quick Reference Card

### Emergency Contacts
- **System Owner:** Norda Biznes Association
- **Primary Developer:** See CLAUDE.md
- **Infrastructure:** INPI (skills: proxmox-manager, dns-manager, npm-manager)

### Quick Commands
```bash
# Check application health
curl -I https://nordabiznes.pl/health

# Restart application (on NORDABIZ-01)
sudo systemctl restart nordabiznes

# View application logs
sudo journalctl -u nordabiznes -f

# Check database status
sudo systemctl status postgresql

# Deploy updates (after git push)
ssh maciejpi@10.22.68.249 "cd /var/www/nordabiznes && sudo -u www-data git pull && sudo systemctl restart nordabiznes"
```

### Key File Locations
- **Application:** `/var/www/nordabiznes/`
- **Environment:** `/var/www/nordabiznes/.env`
- **Logs:** `/var/log/nordabiznes/` (check systemd journal)
- **Database:** PostgreSQL on 10.22.68.249:5432
- **Backups:** Proxmox Backup Server (VM snapshots)

## Quick Links

### Documentation
- [Main Project Documentation (CLAUDE.md)](../../CLAUDE.md)
- [Incident Reports](../INCIDENT_REPORT_20260102.md)
- [Database Schema SQL](../../database/schema.sql)

### Tools & Services
- **Production:** https://nordabiznes.pl
- **NPM Admin:** https://10.22.68.250:81 (admin panel)
- **Gitea:** https://10.22.68.180:3000/maciejpi/nordabiz
- **GitHub:** https://github.com/pienczyn/nordabiz

### External Resources
- [Mermaid.js Documentation](https://mermaid.js.org/)
- [C4 Model](https://c4model.com/)
- [Flask Documentation](https://flask.palletsprojects.com/)
- [PostgreSQL Documentation](https://www.postgresql.org/docs/)

## Contributing

When updating the codebase, please maintain architecture documentation:

1. **Before Major Changes:**
   - Review affected architecture diagrams
   - Plan updates needed to documentation
   - Include documentation tasks in your work estimate

2. **During Development:**
   - Update diagrams as you make structural changes
   - Add inline comments referencing architecture docs
   - Document any new external integrations

3. **After Completion:**
   - Verify all affected diagrams are updated
   - Include architecture updates in PR description
   - Update "Last Updated" date in modified documents

4. **For New Features:**
   - Add new data flow diagrams if needed
   - Update system context for new external integrations
   - Add new routes to Flask components documentation

See [MAINTENANCE.md](./MAINTENANCE.md) *(planned)* for detailed procedures.

## Maintenance

This documentation is a living resource that must evolve with the codebase.

### Update Frequency
- **Critical configurations:** Update immediately when changed
- **Component diagrams:** Update when adding/removing major components
- **Data flows:** Update when user journeys change significantly
- **Infrastructure:** Update when servers/networks change

### Maintenance Checklist
See [MAINTENANCE.md](./MAINTENANCE.md) *(planned)* for complete maintenance guidelines.

---

## Document Status

**Version:** 1.0.0
**Last Updated:** 2026-01-10
**Status:** ✅ Core documentation complete (9/12 documents)
**Coverage:** High-level architecture, components, flows, network, security

**Completion Status:**
- ✅ Phase 1: Research and Analysis (100%)
- ✅ Phase 2: Architecture Documentation Structure (100%)
- ✅ Phase 3: High-Level Architecture Diagrams (100%)
- ✅ Phase 4: Component Architecture Diagrams (100%)
- ✅ Phase 5: Data Flow Documentation (100%)
- ✅ Phase 6: Network and Security Documentation (100%)
- 🔄 Phase 7: Integration and Reference Documentation (25% - master overview complete)
- 📋 Phase 8: Review and Validation (pending)

**Next Steps:**
1. Create API Endpoints Reference (10-api-endpoints.md)
2. Create Troubleshooting Guide (11-troubleshooting-guide.md)
3. Create Maintenance Guide (MAINTENANCE.md)
4. Update CLAUDE.md with architecture doc references
5. Validate all diagrams render correctly
6. Cross-check documentation against code

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