> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://olddocs.exivity.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://olddocs.exivity.io/getting-started.md). # Getting started - [Installation](https://olddocs.exivity.io/getting-started/installation.md): Server requirements, browser support and installation guides - [Prerequisites](https://olddocs.exivity.io/getting-started/installation/prerequisites.md) - [Server requirements](https://olddocs.exivity.io/getting-started/installation/prerequisites/server-requirements.md): Learn about the server requirements and browser support - [On-premises](https://olddocs.exivity.io/getting-started/installation/on-premises.md) - [Single-node](https://olddocs.exivity.io/getting-started/installation/on-premises/single-node.md): Learn how to deploy Exivity on a single-node architecture - [Directory structure](https://olddocs.exivity.io/getting-started/installation/on-premises/single-node/directory-structure.md): This article describes the directory structure after the installation - [Multi-node](https://olddocs.exivity.io/getting-started/installation/on-premises/multi-node.md): Learn how to deploy Exivity on a multi-node architecture - [Azure Market Place](https://olddocs.exivity.io/getting-started/installation/azure-market-place.md): Learn how to deploy Exivity on Azure Market Place - [AWS Market Place](https://olddocs.exivity.io/getting-started/installation/aws-market-place.md): Learn how to deploy Exivity on AWS Market Place - [Tutorials](https://olddocs.exivity.io/getting-started/tutorials.md): For some specific use cases, we've created tutorials to get started. - [Amazon AWS CUR](https://olddocs.exivity.io/getting-started/tutorials/amazon-aws-cur.md) - [Amazon AWS CUR (Athena)](https://olddocs.exivity.io/getting-started/tutorials/amazon-aws-stack.md) - [Azure Stack](https://olddocs.exivity.io/getting-started/tutorials/azure-stack.md): This article describes how to report Azure Stack consumption with Exivity - [Azure EA](https://olddocs.exivity.io/getting-started/tutorials/azure-ea.md) - [Azure CSP](https://olddocs.exivity.io/getting-started/tutorials/azure-csp.md) - [Google Cloud](https://olddocs.exivity.io/getting-started/tutorials/google-cloud.md): This article describes how to setup Exivity to report on Google Cloud consumption. - [VMware vCloud](https://olddocs.exivity.io/getting-started/tutorials/vmware-vcloud.md): This article describes how to report onVMware vCloud consumption with Exivity - [VMware vCenter](https://olddocs.exivity.io/getting-started/tutorials/vmware-vcenter.md): This article describes how to report on VMware vCenter consumption with Exivity - [How-to guides](https://olddocs.exivity.io/getting-started/how-to-guides.md) - [How to configure receiving a monthly billing report](https://olddocs.exivity.io/getting-started/how-to-guides/how-to-configure-receiving-a-monthly-billing-report.md): Learn how to configure receiving your monthly report by email - [How to automatically trigger a monthly billing report](https://olddocs.exivity.io/getting-started/how-to-guides/how-to-automatically-trigger-a-monthly-billing-report.md): Learn how to configure publishing a report on a monthly basis - [How to update your license](https://olddocs.exivity.io/getting-started/how-to-guides/how-to-update-your-license.md): Learn how to add a new license when it has expired - [How to store contract information with an Account in a report](https://olddocs.exivity.io/getting-started/how-to-guides/how-to-store-contract-information-with-an-account-in-a-report.md): Learn how to store details like contract start date/end date or contact details in a report - [How to automatically send workflow errors as webhooks to a monitoring system](https://olddocs.exivity.io/getting-started/how-to-guides/how-to-automatically-send-workflow-errors-as-webhooks-to-a-monitoring-system.md): Learn how to automatically send workflow errors as webhooks - [Concepts](https://olddocs.exivity.io/getting-started/introduction.md) - [User interface](https://olddocs.exivity.io/getting-started/introduction/reports-introduction.md): This article describes the functionalities available in the User Interface - [Services](https://olddocs.exivity.io/getting-started/introduction/services-introduction.md) - [Releases](https://olddocs.exivity.io/getting-started/releases.md) - [Upgrading to version 3](https://olddocs.exivity.io/getting-started/releases/upgrading-to-version-3.md): Please ensure to read and understand all subjects that are mentioned here. 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