Self-Hosted Getting Started
- Self-hosted
A self-hosted deployment is a single-tenant Qualytics installation running on your own CNCF-conformant Kubernetes cluster, hosted on AWS (EKS), GCP (GKE), Azure (AKS), or an on-premises distribution. You own the infrastructure, the network boundaries, and the deployment lifecycle; Qualytics provides the images, the Helm chart, and the license. For how this model compares with a managed deployment, see the Deployments Overview.
This section collects everything a deployment operator configures at the deployment level. It starts with getting the platform running: the deployment guide for standing up Qualytics on your cluster, and a processing variant for organizations that run their compute on Databricks on AWS.
Once the platform is up, create the first administrator and configure sign-in in the application. The authentication pages cover password sign-in, SSO, and how identity provider groups add users to Teams.
The remaining pages cover the services the deployment provides to its users: the outbound email behind notifications and invitations, custom drivers for connecting JDBC databases beyond the built-in connector list, and the license that keeps the deployment active.
Deploy
Provision the infrastructure and install the platform.
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Deployment Guide
Deploy Qualytics in your own Kubernetes environment.
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Databricks on AWS Processing
Run the processing tier inside your own Databricks environment as a continuous job.
Authentication
Create the first administrator, configure sign-in providers, and control how accounts are created.
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Authentication Setup
Set up administrator access, password sign-in, SSO, and private-network identity providers.
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Just-in-Time Group Sync
Create accounts on first sign-in and place them on the Teams that match their identity provider groups.
Platform Services
Configure the services the deployment provides to its users.
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SMTP Configuration
Set up the outbound email service behind notifications, invitations, and password resets.
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Custom JDBC Drivers
Register a driver for a JDBC database that is not on the built-in connector list.
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License
Monitor license expiration, generate license requests, and apply signed licenses.