Image of Bugzilla System Architecture

I am looking for a high-level image/diagram that provides the Bugzilla System Architecture/Flow --Can that be provided?

Hello,
Currently such a document is not available. That said, you can use the Ravebrook tool to check the DB documentation [1] or check the API documentation to get an idea of what the components are [2]. Not the best solution, but something that is workable I guess.
is there a specific need for this? Would suggest that you mail the bugzilla mailing list as they may be more helpful[3]
#[http://www.ravenbrook.com/tool/bugzilla-schema/ Bugzilla DB schema]
#[http://www.bugzilla.org/docs/4.4/en/html/api/ Bugzilla API docs]
#[https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/mozilla.support.bugzilla Google groups for bugzilla]
Hope that helps

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prod1        64-bit                    64-bit                    passed
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There is a solution.
Microsoft usually have stuff that is not documented. For example Windows server 2008 comes with a command line utility that will allow the backup (in this case a shadow copy) of any drive you wish to a backup target. The program is wbadmin.exe.
According to some Microsoft sources it doesn't exists on Windows 7 but let me assure you that it does; I use it all the time, specifically to get round the problems you have described in your posts.
I build VHD images and test them until I am happy with them and then I back them up as a system image and then rewrite them on to a system drive. I can only do this with wbadmin.exe
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wbadmin 1.0 - Backup command-line tool
(C) Copyright 2004 Microsoft Corp.
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