Shared services and locally essential capabilities expected in the approved node design.
Software-first · Deployment-specific field scope
PBB deployment model
PBB is assembled around service ownership, privacy boundaries, local operating capacity, and continuity needs—not a single identical appliance for every site.
Service classes
Baseline, optional, and specialized
Daily-use or context-specific modules included when ownership, capacity, and community need support them.
Operational services placed only where trained roles, authority, and data boundaries justify them.
Node placements
Services follow their responsible teams
Barangay node
Community-facing services and local emergency intake near residents.
Local command node
Coordination, shared infrastructure, maps, and authorized operational views.
Health-center node
Health continuity workflows within approved clinical and privacy boundaries.
City or municipal health node
Health continuity workflows within approved clinical and privacy boundaries.
Field health node
A humanitarian or field node for approved mobile health, relief, and response teams operating near affected communities.
Daily-apps node
Communication and community services that build familiarity before disruption.
School or learning node
Local learning and governed knowledge resources near their stewards.
Library or knowledge node
Local learning and governed knowledge resources near their stewards.
Utility operations node
Designated utility incident context and mission coordination.
Designated support node
A city or municipal support node for consolidated SITREPs and governed inter-node support-request handling.
Evacuation operations node
Evacuation registration, occupancy, and relief workflows with trained local ownership.
Commercial and field boundary
Hardware and field costs are explicit
The public software platform does not silently bundle servers, networking, internet or private links, backup power, field equipment, travel, accommodation, installation labor, training, data preparation, support coverage, or recurring third-party services. A proposal must state what is included and price or assign everything else separately.
Structured deployment
From discovery to accepted operation
- 1
Discover
Confirm services, users, authority, data boundaries, sites, hazards, network conditions, and operating ownership.
- 2
Design
Select node placements, topology, hardware, power, security controls, backups, and deployment-specific integrations.
- 3
Prepare and validate
Install verified artifacts, prepare local resources, test disconnected behavior, train operators, and exercise recovery.
- 4
Pilot and accept
Use agreed acceptance criteria, support coverage, incident procedures, evidence, and owner sign-off before expansion.
Compatibility
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The former /deployment-model.html address redirects here for compatibility. Its original source remains archived in the repository.
Briefing and pilot discussion
Scope a PBB deployment
Explore how a local-node deployment could support practical service continuity in your community.