Self-Managed Server Administration

Beginning with Appian 25.4, all new versions of Appian will require containers managed by Kubernetes to run in a self-managed environment. Review the 24.4 release notes and frequently asked questions to learn more.

In addition to the system administration tasks required for all Appian systems, self-managed installations require regular maintenance to ensure all components are performing optimally. This section includes guidance for a range of server administration tasks:

Install Appian: Once you become familiar with Appian, it's time to set up the software for your self-managed installation. This section contains everything you need to start putting Appian to work.
Initial Configuration: Appian provides a range of configuration options to ensure a new system meets your organization's unique requirements.
Customization: Learn how to tailor the Appian experience for developers and end users.
Server Maintenance: Instructions for maintaining the web server, database, and other software needed for your Appian system.
Scripts: Discover the Appian-provided scripts meant to ease your workload.
Backup and Restoration: Steps for data archival and disaster recovery.

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