Onboarding process for Cortex XSOAR.
After you have familiarized yourself with Cortex XSOAR concepts, you should start the onboarding process.
Tip
For tips and how-to videos, go to the LiveCommunity Customer Journey. Also see the Deployment Checklist - Best Practices.
This section describes how to get and and running with Cortex XSOAR:
Installing the server: View the system requirements, install the server including Elasticsearch, install offline, upgrade and uninstall.
Proxy: Follow the procedure in this section if you need a proxy for Cortex XSOAR.
Elasticsearch: View the Elasticsearch requirements and how to set up Elasticsearch including migration.
Docker: Although Docker is installed with Cortex XSOAR for most operating systems, you may need to manually install Docker. You can also manage Docker images and view and apply Docker hardening.
Podman: For some operating systems, Podman is installed with Cortex XSOAR, but you may need to manually install Podman.
High Availability: Intended to keep your systems running even if one of the components in the system fails.
Disaster Recovery and Live Backup: Enables you to mirror your production server to a backup server. In a disaster recovery situation, you can easily convert your backup server to be the production server.
Users and Roles: Manage users and roles, setup a password policy, authenticate with SAML 2.0 and with Active Directory.
Marketplace: Manage content through content packs.
Remote Repositories in Cortex XSOAR: Configure a remote repository on a development and production machine and push content to a remote repository.