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Sekoia Self-Hosted 0.0.1

This is the documentation for Sekoia Self-Hosted 0.0.1. It describes the configuration keys, CLI commands, and behavior of this release only.

For what Sekoia Self-Hosted is and who it is for, see the section introduction. To check whether a more recent release is available, see Documentation versions.

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Architecture

Document What you will find
Reference architecture Platform components, infrastructure topology, node roles, high availability design, and data workflow.

Deployment

Document What you will find
Technical requirements Hardware, OS, storage, network, and operational requirements before you begin.
Network requirements Full table of required network flows, ports, and protocols.
The deployment process High-level overview of the deployment engine, execution modes, and lifecycle operations.
Deploy the platform Step-by-step installation: download, verification, initialization, and post-deployment validation.
Deployment configuration reference Complete config.yml parameter reference with required and optional field indicators.

Operations

Document What you will find
Set up the first administrator account How to provision the first administrator account and configure initial access.

Monitoring and troubleshooting

Document What you will find
Monitor your platform Observability stack overview, daily monitoring workflows, and SHC diagnostic command reference.
Debug your deployment Full SHC debug command reference with remediation guidance and log collection for support.

Release information

Document What you will find
Release notes v0.0.1 MVP feature scope, functional limitations, known issues, and support lifecycle.

Quick start path

If you are new to Sekoia Self-Hosted, follow this sequence:

  1. Read the Reference architecture to understand the platform topology.
  2. Validate your infrastructure against the Technical requirements and Network requirements.
  3. Prepare your config.yml using the Deployment configuration reference.
  4. Follow the Deploy the platform guide.
  5. Create your first user with the Set up the first administrator account guide.
  6. Set up continuous monitoring using the Monitor your platform guide.