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Setting Up ASI

Installing and configuring ASI is the first step to unlocking the full potential of this powerful microservices-based platform. ASI supports two deployment modes, Standalone and Clustered, allowing you to choose the approach that best fits your availability, scalability, and operational requirements.

Deployment Modes​

ASI can be deployed in one of two ways:

Standalone​

A single-node installation ideal for labs, demos, and smaller production environments where high availability is not required. Standalone deployments use simplified networking and do not require a load balancer.

Clustered​

A multi-node, load-balanced deployment designed for production environments that require high availability, failover, and horizontal scaling.

Choose your deployment mode early—your selection determines networking requirements, installation steps, and operational behaviour.

What You'll Find in This Guide​

  • Planning: All preparatory steps required before installation — hardware and OS requirements, filesystem layout, network design, and database readiness.

  • Deployment Methods: Complete, end-to-end installation flows for both Standalone and Clustered environments. Choose one path and follow it from start to finish without switching between sections.

  • Reference: Generic supporting pages that the deployment guides link to, including how to install PostgreSQL, configure RPM packages, manage Java versions, set up certificates, and apply required sudo rules.