Documentation

This article walks through installing Custom Analytics on Windows. Users can then access it from any device without additional installations or tools.

This article describes how to install Custom Analytics on a Linux server.

This article lists the folders that are installed for Custom Analytics.

This article describes what to do when you want to upgrade an installed application instance to a new version.

This article shows you how to remove or uninstall a Custom Analytics instance from a Windows server using the Deployment application.

This article shows you how to install and use sample dashboards provided by the installation tools, including ready-to-use usage and performance tracking dashboards.

You can use a gateway to connect to your on-premise data when Custom Analytics is running in the cloud.

Deploying Custom Analytics using Docker containers allows you to run on the OS or cloud platform of your choice.

This article describes how to run Custom Analytics on Kubernetes using Helm charts for automated scaling and management of Custom Analytics containers.

This article details steps you can follow to deploy Custom Analytics directly on Amazon Web Services (AWS) EC2 instances.

This article describes the Custom Analytics services that run on Linux servers and how to control them.

This article provides information about Custom Analytics and reverse proxies used on Linux servers.

This article shows you how to deploy Custom Analytics on multiple servers as a server farm for load balancing purposes or to set up a failover server.

You may need to install an extension to use the SAML 2.0 protocol for federated authentication before Dundas BI version 11.

This article details the steps in adding a scheduler service to an existing instance of Custom Analytics on Windows if it is missing.

SQL Server authentication is recommended for connecting Custom Analytics to its application and warehouse databases for security reasons. This article explains how to enable SQL Server authentication, and how to use it with a Custom Analytics instance.

This article describes the dbi.config file used to define pieces of information needed to start Custom Analytics.

This article describes how you can silently deploy Custom Analytics instances using the Deployment Console.

This article will detail the process of moving Custom Analytics application and warehouse databases from one database type to another.

DD Migrator is a command-line tool which lets you migrate or import one or more projects from an instance of Dundas Dashboard to an instance of Dundas BI.