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DASH ENTERPRISE
Install Dash Enterprise on an On-Premises Linux Server
Dash Enterprise helps businesses operationalize data science, AI, and ML models.
About On Premises Linux
Step 1: Prepare your Linux environment.
- 64-bit Linux server
- 8CPU (or vCPU) cores
- 16 GB RAM and 32 GB swap space
- 210 GB disk space for the Plotly data directory (2 TB recommended)
- 120 GB of disk space minimum for the Docker data directory (defaults to /var/lib/docker)
- 20 GB of total disk space is a required minimum for the Replicated data directory (/var/lib/replicated)
Please consult the On-premises installation on own server section of the Dash Enterprise installation guide.
Step 1: Prepare your Linux environment.
- 64-bit Linux server
- 8CPU (or vCPU) cores
- 16 GB RAM and 32 GB swap space
- 210 GB disk space for the Plotly data directory (2 TB recommended)
- 120 GB of disk space minimum for the Docker data directory (defaults to /var/lib/docker)
- 20 GB of total disk space is a required minimum for the Replicated data directory (/var/lib/replicated)
Please consult the On-premises installation on own server section of the Dash Enterprise installation guide.
Step 2: Contact us for the Dash Enterprise software license key
- Congrats! Your Linux environment is ready to install the Dash Enterprise software.
- Fill out this form and we'll connect you with a Plotly engineer to get you the appropriate license key and discuss pricing.
Step 3: Install & configure Dash Enterprise
SSH into your Linux server and run the installation script (see Installation using Plotly script section).
Your server is now ready for you to upload your license and configure Dash Enterprise.
Start with Set up your Server Manager to configure authentication (SAML, LDAP, etc), a mail server, external databases, and other settings.
Dash Enterprise: Airgapped Single Server Architecture
In Dash Enterprise Airgapped, the software is distributed as a single binary that contains Dash Enterprise’s Docker Images. This is installed & run without internet access.
The customer has control over the network access of the software. They may run it on a completely isolated network without inbound or outbound requests (requiring end users to VPN into this network)