System Requirements
Alteryx is supported on desktop computers, stand-alone servers, and virtual machine environments with the following minimum requirements.
Required Minimums for Server 2019.4 |
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Machine | 64-bit |
OS | Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 or later |
Chip | Quad core (single chip) |
Processor | 2.5 GHz or faster |
RAM | 16 GB |
Disk Size | 1 TB |
Other Requirements |
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Administrator Rights | Administrator rights are required to install Server. |
Active Directory Read Access |
Read access to Active Directory, if you plan to use Integrated Windows Authentication. Visit the Gallery help page to learn more about authentication options. |
FIPS Mode | Disabled |
Access to Alteryx Licensing System |
Ensure the computer can contact the whitelist.alteryx.com web domain used by the Alteryx licensing system. |
File Share Access |
Read and write permissions to the file share. |
Predictive Tools Install | In order to use the Predictive Tools, you have to include them in the install of Server. |
Base Address | The base address is the URL that users will use to access the Gallery. The URL defaults to http://localhost/gallery/ which can be used to run the Gallery locally on the machine. |
SMTP Server | Notifications and account validations are managed via email. SMTP host information is required for Gallery email notifications. |
Default Gallery Administrator |
This depends on the type of authentication selected when the server settings were configured. The Gallery administrator is given permission to access the Gallery and manage users and workflows.
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Database Type |
If you are configuring the machine to run a Gallery instance, you have to use MongoDB. MongoDB version 4.0 is embedded with Server 2019.3+. If you are upgrading from a version prior to 2018.1, you will need to upgrade to a version between 2018.1-2019.2 before upgrading to 2019.3. MongoDB versions 3.0, 3.4 and 4.0 are supported for user-managed instances.
If you were previously using SQLite for Alteryx Scheduler, you have to manually re-schedule jobs when switching to MongoDB. |