Introduction¶
Enterprise Solid Server (ESS) implements the Solid specification. The specification defines various Solid server/Pod behavior (as well as for Solid applications), including those for:
In addition to providing the functionalities as defined by the Solid specification, the Inrupt Enterprise Solid Server also offers the following features.
ESS Architecture¶
ESS’s microservices architecture:
Enables support for highly available deployment configurations.
Enables simple scaling.
Advanced Security¶
ESS’ security features include:
Solid OpenID Connect (OIDC) Broker Service to support login with any existing OIDC-compliant identity provider.
Support for Access Control Policies (ACP).
For more information, see Security.
Pod Maintenance¶
ESS fully supports the W3C Linked Data Platform (LDP) specification. As such, navigating, creating, deleting and editing resources within a Pod is directly supported via the standard interfaces.
For more information, see LDP Service.
Administrative Operations¶
You can set up a centralized logging system to a backend logging system.
You can backup and restore at the individual Pod level or at the database level.
For more information, see Administration.
Support¶
Inrupt offers up to 24/7 support for operators and developers with a commercial license for ESS.