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Enterprise Edition architecture

portswigger.net | blog | #burp-suite-enterprise-edition | #architecture | #scalability | #agents | #database
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Burp Suite Enterprise Edition consists of a coordinating server, distributed scanning agents, a web server for the UI and REST API, and a database, scaling from a single machine to large agent pools.
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