Platform

Basic store to GitHub store migration guide

This guide describes how to migrate Workflow definitions from a Basic store to a GitHub store.

High Availability and Disaster Recovery

Flowgear uses dedicated virtual infrastructure for each subscription and offers plan- and region-dependent resilience and disaster-recovery options.

New tenant creation

This article lists the steps that are taken to provision a new tenant, including the decision points affecting setup.

Platform Capabilities

Flowgear provides shared management for Sites, Environments, users, permissions, releases, logs, and other platform objects.

Replacement of deprecated Nodes

If you were a Flowgear customer prior to 2024, your Workflows have been migrated to the new platform and it is possible that there are existing Workflows that are not in use that still contain deprecated Nodes.

Restart a Cluster Host

Restart a cloud Cluster host as an emergency recovery measure when its service is unhealthy and needs to be brought back online.

Security and Governance

Flowgear combines identity and permissions with Environment boundaries, protected Connections, scoped API Keys, revision control, audit evidence, and Workflow Logs.

Security Groups

A Security Group is a reusable collection of permissions assigned at Site, Account, or global scope.

Setting up a Version Control Token

This article explains how to setup a Personal Access Token in GitHub and how to configure your user account with this Token.

V1 and V2

Flowgear supports v1 Runtime Workflows and v2 Runtime Workflows in the same Site.

What is Flowgear

Flowgear is an Integration Development Environment for building, running, and governing integrations and Workflow-backed Apps.