Deploy Mattermost#
Available on all plans
self-hosted deployments
Learn how to install, deploy, and scale Mattermost for teams and organizations of any size.
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See the configuration settings documentation to learn more about customizing your production deployment.
Encountering issues with your deployment? See the Deployment Troubleshooting documentation for details.
Migrate from MySQL to PostgreSQL - Learn how to migrate from MySQL to PostgreSQL.
Prepare your Mattermost database - Learn how to prepare and configure a database for Mattermost.
Deploy on Ubuntu - Signed packages direct from Mattermost featuring a single command for install and upgrades.
Deploy using Docker - The fastest way to try Mattermost and a great single server installation option.
Deploy with a tarball - Support for any Linux distribution.
Deploy using Omnibus - An entire Mattermost installation on a single server.
Deploy using Kubernetes - Install using the Mattermost Helm Chart or Operator and simplified updates.
Deploy Mattermost on Azure AKS - Deploy Mattermost on Azure AKS.
Deploy on Red Hat - Support for all current Red Hat Enterprise Linux platforms with a tarball.
Set up NGINX proxy - Learn how to configure Mattermost for HTTPS for deployments of more than 200 users.
Set up TLS - Learn how to configure Mattermost for HTTPS for deployments of fewer than 200 concurrent users.
Deployment guides - for administrators who are ready to integrate Mattermost with their organization’s IT infrastructure.
Prepare for your Mattermost deployment - Review software and hardware requirements for Mattermost server, and plan out your Mattermost rollout.
Upgrade Mattermost - Learn how to stay up to date with the latest features and improvements.
Scale Mattermost - Learn how to scale and monitor your Mattermost deployment.
Secure Mattermost - Learn how to safeguard your Mattermost data.
Compliance with Mattermost - Learn how to keep sensitive data safe and compliant in the strictest, most complex environments.
Deployment troubleshooting - Having trouble with your deployment?
Additional server installation guides - Additional deployment guides and an open source component list you can reference for every release.