Microsoft Azure is a cloud infrastructure for hosting files, databases, virtual machines, and web applications. Exago supports various forms of integration with Azure.

This guide covers the IIS configuration details necessary in order to install the Exago Web Application and REST Web Service API. First-time users are highly encouraged to use this guide during their installation process. This guide can be skipped if installing the Scheduler Service.

When updating Exago, consult this guide for potential breaking changes.

An Api object should be the first thing that is created to interact with the Exago .NET API.

A list of supported operating systems, server software, .NET and mono versions and web browsers.

Viewing, creating, modifying, and deleting schedules via the REST Web Service API is available in Exago v2021.1.1+. This feature requires the installation and proper configuration of the Scheduler Service.

As a highly-configurable environment, Exago consists of many components. This article will describe these components, where they are located, why they need to be part of the implementation strategy, and how they should be propagated from system to system.

Tom explains the different ways to use the Exago Linux installer and how to set the Exago's folder permissions. He then discusses the new process for installing the Exago Scheduler as a system service in 2019.1.

Custom Aggregate Functions will be available in any formula editor in which the existing built-in aggregate functions are also available.

The Feature/UI settings allow administrators to hide various features in the user interface.

Use this document to understand how the Exago platform works.