View this page in the latest version of Appian. Self-Managed Server Administration Share Share via LinkedIn Reddit Email Copy Link Print The Self-Managed Server Administrator guide is designed to help system and environment administrators execute scripts and update configuration settings in order to maintain, troubleshoot, and enhance self-managed instances of Appian, in addition to the system administration tasks required for all Appian systems. The pages in this browser describe tasks system administrators perform after installing Appian in a self-managed environment. Steps for installing Appian in a self-managed environment can be found in the Appian on Kubernetes. browser, organized by Appian Operator release. This browser is organized into the following sections: Set Up and Use Appian: Steps to complete after you've installed the Appian Operator, as well as set up Appian AI and RPA capabilities. Configurations: Appian provides a range of configuration options to ensure a new system meets your organization's unique requirements. External Connections: Resources for managing external connections like relational databases and web services. Maintain and Scale: Resources for maintaining and scaling your self-managed environment. Scripts: Discover the Appian-provided scripts meant to ease your workload. Availability, Backup, and Recovery: Steps for managing data archiving, disaster recovery, and site availability. Get Help: Steps for generating a support bundle and troubleshooting a self-managed environment. Feedback Was this page helpful? SHARE FEEDBACK Loading...