Deploying Avaya Aura® Application Enablement Services in Software-Only and Infrastructure as a Service Environments

Change history

Last Updated : Mar 23, 2026 |


Issue	Date	Summary of changes
10	March 2026	Added the section: Changes to platform support
9	December 2025	Updated the following section: Third-party software requirements
8	August 2025	Updated the following section: Unsupported features of Avaya Aura application on Infrastructure as a Service
7	April 2025	Updated the following section: Appendix A: List of required RPMs on RHEL 8.4
6	January 2025	Updated the following sections: Appendix A: List of required RPMs on RHEL 8.4 Appendix B: List of required RPMs on RHEL 8.10
5	December 2024	Added the following chapters for Release 10.2.1: Appendix B: List of required RPMs on RHEL 8.10 Appendix I: Creating RHEL virtual machine on Nutanix Updated the following sections for Release 10.2.1: Third-party software requirements Operating system requirements Installing the Red Hat Enterprise Linux software for AE Services Preparing for Software-Only deployment on AWS Creating RHEL instance on Microsoft Azure Preparing for Software-Only deployment on Microsoft Azure Preparing for Software-Only deployment on Google Cloud Platform Software-only environment overview-Supported platforms Disk Partitioning
4	August 2024	Updated the following section: Appendix A: AE Services RPMs
3	May 2024	Updated the following sections: Software-only environment overview Creating RHEL instance on Amazon Web Services Creating RHEL instance on Microsoft Azure Creating RHEL instance on Google Cloud Platform
2	April 2024	Updated the following sections: AE Services resource requirements and the supported footprints. Deploying Avaya Aura Software-Only ISO image on on-premise, AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform.
1	December 2023	Release 10.2

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