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Atria Installation Overview

Overview​

This guide is designed to introduce you to the installation process, outline key requirements, and provide you with the foundational knowledge you need before diving into the details. By the end of this page, you will have a clear understanding of what’s involved in setting up Atria, helping you feel confident and prepared to begin.

Purpose​

Installing Atria involves multiple steps, tools, and configurations. This page serves as a starting point to:

  • Simplify the Process: Understand the installation journey in manageable steps.
  • Highlight Key Facts: Learn about the requirements and architecture of Atria.
  • Set Expectations: Get an overview of the tools and setup needed to ensure a smooth installation.

Key Facts About the Installation Process​

  1. Core Components: Atria is composed of several components, including:

    • Provisioning Server: Handles configuration and communication between services.
    • Database Server: Stores data securely.
    • Web Server: Provides the front-end interface for managing Atria.

  2. Scalability:

    • Atria can be deployed in both shared and private environments.
    • It supports integration with multiple third-party systems like Active Directory, Microsoft Exchange, and AzureAD.

  3. Prerequisites:

    • A functional Active Directory (AD) domain and extending the Active Directory schema is mandatory.
    • Minimum hardware and software specifications are required for servers.
    • A valid Access Token and Deployment ID are required to start the process. These are both obtained through Atria Support.

  4. Network Architecture:

    • Proper firewall rules and network configurations are crucial.
    • The platform relies on specific ports and protocols for seamless communication between components.

The Installation Journey​

The installation process is designed to be step-by-step and modular. Here’s a high-level look at the journey:

  1. Preparation
  • Verify your environment meets the prerequisites (e.g., hardware, software, and network).
  • Extend the Active Directory schema to support multi-tenancy.
  1. Core Component Setup
  • Install and configure Atria’s core components, including the Provisioning Server, Database Server, and Web Server.
  1. Service Integrations
  • Set up integrations with external systems like AzureAD, Exchange, and Citrix, depending on your needs.
  1. Validation and Testing
  • Validate the installation by ensuring all components communicate properly.
  • Test the platform to confirm it is functioning as expected.
  1. Customization and Optimization
  • Add custom configurations, services, and extensions as required.

Getting Started​

Before you begin the installation, ensure you have:

  • Access to Resources:
    • A domain administrator account.
    • Necessary server infrastructure (physical or virtual).
  • Key Documentation:
    • Atria Supportability Matrix for supported software versions.
    • Configuration guides for your chosen integrations (e.g., Exchange, AzureAD).
  • Access Token and Deployment ID:
    • These are provided by Atria Support and are required for the installation process.

Tips for a Smooth Installation​

  • Start Small: Focus on setting up the core components before diving into advanced configurations.
  • Document Progress: Keep track of each step as you go, noting any deviations or issues encountered.
  • Ask for Help: If you encounter challenges, reach out to Atria Support for assistance.
  • Test Early and Often: Validate each component after installation to avoid cascading issues later.

The next pages in this guide will walk you through the specific details of preparing your environment, installing Atria components, and configuring the platform for your use case. Feel free to return to this page at any time for a refresher on the overall process.