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.

This article will serve as a home base for preparing your environment for an evaluation of Exago BI on a Linux server.

Exago supports the installation of the Web Application, Scheduler Service and REST Web Service API in Docker containers. This guide provides guidelines for accomplishing this task.

This article walks through the installation process of the Exago Web Application component for Windows based systems.

The Exago Administration Console, or Admin Console for short,  serves as a user interface to set up and save administrative preferences. Use the Admin Console to create and modify a base session configuration file.

The Scheduler Queue is a custom-built application library that sits between the Exago core application and any number of Scheduler Service instances and handles how schedule traffic is managed. The Scheduler Queue is completely optional, but configurations with multiple scheduler instances for which load balancing is a priority are ideally suited to making use of this feature.

Change the Other Settings for configuration items that do not fall into other categories. This article applies to the Admin Console > General > Other Settings.

This article describes how to get help with the Knowledge Base and how to submit a Services or Support ticket through the ZenDesk Support Center.

This guide aims to "bridge the gap" between learning about the Storage Management system and implementing the Storage Management system.

Exago keeps a text log of when certain tasks are performed. For example each time a page or report is loaded, each time an error occurs or when various phases of execution happen.

A video demonstration on how to effectively manage REST calls using the Batch functionality, and reducing network latency by combining REST calls