Welcome to Nodinite Installation & Configuration
Successfully deploy Nodinite—the comprehensive monitoring and logging platform for integration solutions. Whether you're setting up a new instance, upgrading from v6, or exploring a proof-of-concept, this guide provides everything you need.
Nodinite supports flexible deployment architectures—from single-server installations to distributed enterprise environments in the cloud. Begin by planning your installation to understand your options, then review the prerequisites before following the step-by-step Installation Guide.
Choose Your Version
Nodinite has two major versions with different installation approaches:
New 7.x Nodinite v7 (Current – Recommended)
Modern, automated installation using PowerShell scripts and the Nodinite Portal .
Key Features:
- Automated installation via PowerShell scripts
- Modern technology stack - .NET 9 + ASP.NET Core
- OAuth 2.0/OpenID Connect support for enterprise authentication
- Multi-environment management from centralized portal
- Ongoing support and updates
Quick Links
- Install Nodinite v7 - Complete installation guide
- Updating Nodinite v7 - Keep your installation current
- Uninstall Nodinite v7 - Removal instructions
- Install with OpenID/OAuth - Enterprise authentication setup
Nodinite v6 (Legacy – No Longer Supported)
Web-based Install and Update Tool for manual installation (deprecated).
Important
Nodinite v6 is no longer supported. Existing v6 customers should upgrade to v7 for continued support, security updates, and new features.
v6 Documentation (Historical Reference)
- Version 6 Documentation - Prerequisites, installation, and management guides
- Upgrade from v6 to v7
Main Resources
Installation & Configuration
- 1. Planning Your Installation - Start here! Understand architecture and requirements
- 2. Prerequisites - Detailed technical prerequisites (SQL, IIS, Windows, security)
- 3. Installation Guide - THE main hub - choose v7 or v6 path with workflow diagrams
- 4. Installing Log Agents - Enable logging from integration platforms
- 5. Installing Monitor Agents - Enable proactive monitoring
- 6. Working with Nodinite - Post-installation configuration and access management
- 7. Post Installation Steps - Security hardening and optimization
Troubleshooting & Support
- Troubleshooting Guide - Common issues and solutions
- Proof of Concept (POC) Guide - Quick setup for evaluation
- Email Support: support@nodinite.com
Professional Services
- Find a Partner - Connect with certified implementation partners
- Managed Services - Let experts handle your installation
About Nodinite Installation
Nodinite is installed as a dedicated instance for each customer or environment, ensuring:
- Strict access control - Each instance has isolated user permissions
- Data isolation - Complete separation between environments
- Scalability - Deploy from single-server POCs to distributed enterprise installations
- Flexibility - On-premise, cloud, or hybrid deployments
Architecture Options
| Icon | Deployment Type | Description | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single Server | All components on one server | POC, small environments, monitoring-only | |
| Distributed | Components across multiple servers | Production, high availability, large scale | |
| Cloud | Azure, AWS, or other cloud platforms | Hybrid scenarios, geographic distribution |
Tip
Planning Your Architecture? See Planning Your Installation for detailed deployment scenarios and requirements.
Next Step
Ready to begin? Follow the Installation Guide to get started, or explore these key resources:
- Planning Your Installation - Understand deployment options and architecture
- Prerequisites - Prepare your environment
- Troubleshooting Guide - Common issues and solutions
- Working with Nodinite - Post-installation configuration
Tip
Need help? Contact support@nodinite.com or connect with a certified Partner.
Related Topics
- Environments - Manage multiple deployment environments
- Hardening Your Installation - Security best practices
- Core Services - Understanding Nodinite components
- Access Management - User roles and permissions