Run PYXA on your own infrastructure.
Install, configure, connect your scanners and push files from a pipeline. These pages are built from the documentation in the PYXA repository, so they match the code they describe.
The repository on GitHub →Install
Run PYXA on Docker Compose with no clone and no .env file, then sign in and let Setup walk through the rest.
Read →02Configuration
The fourteen source types and what each needs, and the environment variables that change a default.
Read →03Sign-in and roles
Local accounts, LDAP and OIDC single sign-on, and how directory groups and app roles map to PYXA's four roles.
Read →04Backup and restore
Dump the one database that matters on a schedule, and restore it into a fresh instance.
Read →05Connectors
Every connector, what each may conclude about a finding, and what it needs to run.
Read →06Sending files
Push scan exports to PYXA from a pipeline, a scheduled job or by hand, with a per-connector upload key.
Read →07Outbound connections
Every host PYXA calls, the guard that records each call, and how to refuse anything not configured.
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