The Enterprise Edition of Gravio consists of two main parts: 

• The Cloud part, which is designed to coordinate all the Gravio HubKits and Gravio Hubs using the Gravio Coordinator, a web based admin dashboard. The Gravio Coordinator is available for deployment on-premise or on private clouds via a Docker container and can be deployed for example on private Amazon Web Services or Microsoft Azure clouds.
  The Cloud part also hosts the account database and runs a HubKit Service instance which keeps a copy of the data ledger collected by the HubKits and Hubs for audit purposes.
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• The Edge part, which is where all the Edge computers including the Gravio HubKits and the Gravio Hubs sit. These are typically distributed across multiple physical locations. The Hubs and HubKits communicate with each other (and a cloud instance) to keep the gathered data in synch in a distributed ledger. The Gravio Coordinator is used to manage and oversee the HubKits and Hubs.

Below is an example of a simple Gravio Enterprise setup, where two offices are gathering and processing data and validate it between each other. They are managed by a cloud based Gravio Coordinator:

The Gravio Coordinator provides a simple and easy-to-use web based interface. The Coordinator is the part of the infrastructure where your can coordinates all the Gravio Hubs or the computers that are running HubKit. In Gravio Coordinator you have an overview of all users, hubs and the data that's being gathered.

You can add and remove the users who have access to your private Gravio infrastructure.

An overview of all connected Gravio Hubs or HubKits, their access rights and recorded data. The hubs verify each other's data in a peer-to-peer network using blockchain technology to ensure the data is genuine.

In the Statistics tab, you can see the statuses of the various edge nodes. This is how you can ensure that your infrastructure is optimised and works at its best performance.

In the audit log, you can inspect sensor data as well as data generated from Actions. The data in the audit log is protected and verified by the various Edge nodes and constantly kept in sync. This distributed ledger/blockchain technology helps ensure that the data is genuine and not being tampered with.