Installing Sicura Console

The Sicura Console is available as a container and requires a PostgreSQL database server. We recommend using PostgreSQL version 15 or newer for optimal compatibility and performance.

Sicura Console ships as a Linux container image, so the deployment host must be a Linux system — Windows is supported as an Agent platform only.

Prerequisites

Database Requirements

The Sicura Console requires a PostgreSQL database (version 15 or higher).

IMPORTANT: The 2025.5.0 release requires a fresh database. Migrating data from previous versions or RPM-based installations is not currently supported. If you're upgrading from a previous version, you'll need to create a new database and reconfigure your environment.

For detailed instructions on setting up PostgreSQL for Sicura Console, including:

• Using an existing PostgreSQL server
• Installing PostgreSQL on RHEL/CentOS
• Running PostgreSQL in a container

Please refer to the PostgreSQL Server section in the Container Installation guide.

Console Installation

Container Installation

The Sicura Console is now distributed exclusively as a container image. The installation process consists of two main steps:

1. Database Setup - Set up a PostgreSQL database
2. Container Deployment - Run the Sicura Console container

For complete installation instructions, see the Container Installation Guide.

For information about managing the running Console, see Running Sicura Console.

Note: RPM-based installations are no longer supported as of the 2025.5.0 release. If you're currently using an RPM-based installation, please see the upgrade guide for instructions on migrating to the container-based installation.