Installation Guides
Choosing the right deployment model is a critical first step for a successful ServiceOps implementation.
Whether you need a simple standalone setup, a scalable distributed architecture, or a resilient high-availability environment, these guides provide detailed, step-by-step instructions to get you up and running.
This section provides comprehensive guides for installing and configuring the different types of ServiceOps deployments.
Available Deployment Guides
Select a guide below to get started with a specific deployment model:
Standalone DeploymentInstall ServiceOps on a single server. Best suited for small teams, evaluation environments, or pilot deployments.Distributed DeploymentDeploy ServiceOps components across multiple servers for improved scalability and performance under higher load.High Availability (HA) DeploymentConfigure an active-passive high-availability environment to minimise downtime and ensure continuous operation.DC-DR Installation GuideSet up a Disaster Recovery site to replicate your ServiceOps instance and recover quickly from datacenter failures.Multi-Site DeploymentDeploy and manage ServiceOps across multiple geographical locations from a single centralised installation.Patroni-Based HA DeploymentDeploy high-availability PostgreSQL clusters using Patroni across standalone, distributed, and DC-DR topologies.
Next Steps: Advanced Configurations
Once ServiceOps is installed and running, you can perform additional configurations to harden security, optimize performance, and enable advanced features.
For detailed instructions, refer to the Advanced Configurations section.