Installing Allegra Version 9.0

Allegra is a flexible platform that runs on a wide range of operating systems and integrates seamlessly with various database systems.

For Unix-based systems, the recommended and simplest installation method is the Docker Installer. Using Docker ensures Allegra can run reliably in any containerized environment, including Windows, Debian Linux, Red Hat Linux, and macOS.

You have following possibilities to install Allegra:

1. Docker (recommended for most users) Comes with all dependencies included, such as Java 21 and an embedded database.

2. Native Unix installation for users who prefer to install Allegra directly on their Unix-based operating systems without using Docker.

3. Native Windows installation for users who wish to install Allegra directly on Windows operating systems.

• Hardware Requirements
• Docker
  • Docker Installation (Unix)
  • Docker Installation (Windows)
• Unix
  • Ubuntu/Debian Installation
  • Updating Allegra
  • Uninstalling Allegra
• Windows
  • Windows Installation
  • Updating Allegra
  • Uninstalling Allegra
  • Summary
  • Uninstalling the Service
  • Deleting the Application
  • Clean Up (Optional)
• Notes on Databases
  • Supported Database systems
  • PostgreSQL
  • MS SQL Server
  • MySQL and MariaDB
  • Oracle
  • Database Connection Configuration
• SSL and TLS Configuration
  • Using a Reverse Proxy
  • Network Overview
• Nginx Proxy Example
• Apache Proxy Example
  • Certificates and Encryption for External Connections
• External Services
  • Online Help Server Configuration
  • Gantt Chart Print Server
  • Install Print Server on Unix
  • Install Print Server on Windows
• Upgrading from Allegra 8 to 9
  • Breaking Changes
  • Recommended Upgrade Procedure

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• Module Index

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