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Getting started, single-command install, guides, security and architecture reference.

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Guides

Quick Start

Install and register your first server in minutes.

InstallBootstrap

Single-Command Install

One install.sh registers the agent, configures the server URL and starts on boot.

install.shAuto

Security & Auth

RBAC, JWT, audit trails and SSH key management.

RBACJWT

Security Infrastructure

Firewall hardening and platform security practices.

HardeningPolicy

Wazuh Indexer

Indexer cluster setup and maintenance.

IndexerCluster

Context Guide

Platform concepts and terminology reference.

ConceptsGlossary
By the Numbers

SYNOTI in Production

0
Background Services
auto-restart · Docker
0
Prometheus Exporters
real-time metrics
0%
Self-Heal Rate
~90% auto-recovered
0
Endpoints Benchmark
100 GB/day
Trusted by Operators

What Teams Say

SYNOTI cut our MTTR from hours to under a minute for routine failures — the self-healing engine resolves most issues before my team even sees a ticket.
Operations Director
Financial Services
Air-gap readiness was the deciding factor. All 33 services run on our hardware with zero egress — exactly what our compliance team required.
Chief Information Security Officer
Government Sector
From Telegram ChatOps approvals to AI root-cause analysis, the platform fits how our SREs already work. Deployment took less than 15 minutes.
SRE Lead
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FAQ

Common Questions

Begin with the quick-start guide and the single-command install script.
One install.sh registers the agent, configures the server URL and starts on boot.
Yes — full OpenAPI/Swagger documentation at /docs with 230+ endpoints.
Enterprise Ready
Air-Gap ReadyZero TelemetryWazuh 4.x XDRMITRE ATT&CK15 SOAR Actions230+ REST APIs5 RBAC RolesMTTR < 60s
Process Flows

How It Works

End-to-end pipeline diagrams from the SYNOTI engine.

Read the full docs

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