Open Source & Operations
Licence, deployment options, and administration for productive Nuclos instances.
Nuclos is licensed under GNU AGPL 3.0. You run on-premise, in the Novabit Cloud, or hybrid. Administration and operations are documented in the wiki under Administration and Maintenance.
Open Source · AGPL 3.0
AGPL 3.0 means the source code, its evolution, and its operation stay in your hands.
The source code is yours
The complete Nuclos source code is licensed under GNU AGPL 3.0. No per-user licence fees, no premium tier for core functionality.
No vendor lock-in
If you decide to run or extend Nuclos yourself, the entire codebase is available to you. Any qualified development team can maintain the system.
Source code access
The full source code is available in the repository for transparency and traceability.
View repositoryDeployment
On-premise or Novabit Cloud: made and hosted in Germany, run under GDPR.
On-premise
Nuclos runs on your own infrastructure. System requirements, supported operating systems, and database requirements are in the wiki.
System requirements in the wikiNovabit Cloud
A managed cloud environment, made and hosted in Germany. Data stays in Germany, no infrastructure to maintain.
Hybrid
ERP data on-premise, development in the Cloud Workspace. Both run on the same codebase.
Updates
Platform updates follow a defined release cycle. Customisations on the low-code layer stay update-safe, no forked core.
Data residency
On-premise: your infrastructure, your data. Novabit Cloud: servers in Germany, GDPR-compliant.
Support
Technical support through the support portal, with defined response times.
Open support portalAdministration & operations
Tenants, users, Management Console, directory services, and clustering.
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Tenants and users
Multiple tenants, user groups, and permissions control access and data separation in one instance.
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Management Console
Command-line and client tool for cache invalidation, maintenance mode, index rebuild, and other system-level tasks.
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LDAP and SSO
Directory integration and single sign-on for existing identity landscapes.
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Cluster and reverse proxy
Cluster service for distributed operation. Reverse-proxy setups (for example Apache with AJP) for HTTPS and shared ports.
More topics in the Dev Portal
Technical entry points for architecture, integration, and operations.
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