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What does a deployment diagram specify?
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Answer / guest
A deployment diagram identifies the physical elements
(processing nodes) of a system, communication links between
nodes, and the mapping of software components to these elements.
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Answer / ganapathy raman
Adding to the Guest's response ->
Also the Containers in each of the servers, the packages
deployed in each of those containers.
Sometimes, the scope also gets extended to indicate the
fail-over details, DR details, etc.
Bare minimum, it has to have IP addresses / aliases of the
machines where the Servers / Containers are proposed to be
run.
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