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Flowise on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS

Flowise is a visual, drag-and-drop builder for LLM workflows and AI agents — connect models, tools, vector stores and memory without writing glue code. This image gives you a production-ready deployment within minutes of first boot — no dependency wrangling, no manual hardening checklist. Published and maintained by Derek Coleman & Associates Inc: freshly rebuilt against current security advisories and deployable straight from the Azure Marketplace into your own subscription.

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Version: Flowise 2.2.7 (Node.js)Platform: Ubuntu 24.04 LTSPorts: 3000 (web UI + API)Category: AI & GPU

What's included

Flowise installed from the official upstream source
Ubuntu 24.04 LTS base with automatic security updates enabled
No shared or default passwords — a unique admin credential is generated on your VM at first boot
Trusted Launch support: Secure Boot + vTPM
Azure Monitor Agent, Defender for Cloud, and Update Manager install cleanly

Quick start

Known issue on the current image (as of 2026-09-15) — flowise.service crash-loops on the current image (Node.js CommonJS loader error), so http://<VM-IP>:3000/ never answers even though /var/lib/flowise/admin-password is written. Workaround and fix status on the support page.

Deploy from the Azure Marketplace (Get It Now → Create), choosing your SSH key at the Administration step.
Allow inbound SSH (22) for yourself plus the application port(s): 3000 (web UI) — restrict to your own IP where possible. The in-image firewall already allows them; only the Network Security Group (NSG) keeps them closed.
Open http://<VM-IP>:3000/ and sign in as dcaadmin (see First login below).
Add your model provider credentials (Credentials) and build your first chatflow; put TLS in front before real use.

Get your admin password (one time)

ssh <your-username>@<VM-IP>
sudo cat /var/lib/flowise/admin-password

Every image ships without any shared or default password — a unique admin credential is generated for your VM on first boot. Change it after first sign-in.

Common use cases

Prototyping LLM chains and agents visually
Retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) pipelines
Chatbots backed by your own documents
Exposing flows as APIs for applications

Why our images

Freshly rebuilt against the latest security advisories, no shared default credentials, Trusted Launch support, and automatic OS security updates — everything runs in your own Azure subscription under your governance.

Need help?

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