Learn more about resources for understanding and using Flow Enterprise Server.
These SSO integration instructions only apply to Flow Enterprise Server.
Once you install Flow Enterprise Server, set up additional configurations as needed to make Flow work for your organization’s needs.
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The future of Flow is in the cloud
Over the past several years, organizations have transitioned more of their tech stacks and tooling to the cloud. The majority of Flow customers are now in the cloud, so we are excited to announce that the future of Flow will be exclusively in the cl...
Flow Enterprise Server migration to cloud
Take advantage of the opportunities of Flow Cloud, including the most up-to-date product releases, by migrating your Flow Enterprise Server instance to Flow Cloud. Migrating can take some time, depending on your current Flow Enterprise Server versi...
Adding a new node to the Flow Enterprise cluster
If needed, add additional nodes to your cluster. This is usually done during the initial installation of Flow, or during an upgrade. If you need additional CPU or memory after installation, you can add additional nodes then. Important: Flow Ent...
Flow Enterprise monitoring tools
As part of the KOTS package, Flow comes with Prometheus alertmanager and Grafana pre-installed. It also comes configured with basic alerts. Note: To use these services you must have Flow version 2020.3.1-4 or newer and kotsadm 1.19.6 or high...
Kubernetes certificate management on the Flow Enterprise cluster
Note: The commands in this article are available in Kubernetes version 1.19 and above. The format may change in future versions. When installing Flow Enterprise Server, the underlying Kubernetes system generates Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) ...
Automatic certificate renewal cron job for Flow Enterprise Server
When installing Flow Enterprise Server, the underlying Kubernetes system generates Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) certificates for the internal use of the cluster. These certificates are used by components of the Kubernetes control plane and nodes ...
Obtaining certificates
TLS (opens in new tab) is the preferred method of encrypting and protecting HTTP sessions between a client and an HTTP server. Flow Enterprise Server requires TLS/SSL be used for user sessions and connectivity to your source code repositories ...
Uninstalling Flow Enterprise Server
In some situations, it may be necessary to uninstall Flow Enterprise Server. Uninstalling is required in Flow versions starting with 2021.1.1 and ending with 2022.1.1 to properly utilize your raw block devices. If your underlying Kubernetes system i...
Frequently asked Flow on-premises questions
Common questions What kind of TLS/SSL certificates should I use? They type of certificate you use depends on your company policies and procedures. You should read over the Obtaining Certificates document for more information about how to obtain ...
Gathering important information and getting help
We want to be sure that you have the best possible experience installing and using Flow Enterprise Server. However, it's difficult to plan for every possible customer environment. We realize that you may have infrastructure that's unique...
Troubleshooting Flow Enterprise Server
Log gathering The default log directory is /opt/flow/logs but will instead reside in /<data_dir>/logs if you are using a custom data directory. To assist in troubleshooting, archive and export the contents of this log directory manually. Fir...
About Replicated
Flow uses Replicated (external site, opens in new tab) to deliver their SaaS service to you as an on-premises product. This partnership allows us to give you the analysis and insight that your rely on Flow to provide inside your information techno...