Give ReportServer Enterprise Edition a test run. Please note the Terms of Service. The installers and docker images make installation a painless endeavour but also the manual installation is straightforward if you follow the instructions in the Configuration Guide or the best practice installation tutorial. You can test-drive ReportServer Enterprise for 45 days after which it automatically reverts back to the community edition.

Download the ReportServer binaries. This provides you with the most flexible option to install ReportServer. For installation guidelines see the Configuration Guide as well as the best practice installation tutorial.

Installer packages for Windows are provided here. The installer includes all of the software necessary to run out of the box (the stack). The process is simple; just download, click next-next-next and you are done! The installer package is completely self contained and will not interfere with other software on your system.

Docker images for the Enterprise Edition are available for containerized deployments.

Starting with ReportServer 6, standalone images with a bundled database are no longer provided. Instead, ReportServer is designed to run with an external database, for example by using the provided Docker Compose setup.

Before starting ReportServer for the first time, initialize the database using the DDL scripts included in the ReportServer release ZIP. After the schema has been created, ReportServer will automatically initialize its Liquibase changelog during the first startup.

The Docker images are intended for production deployments and can be used with any supported external database. They are available on Docker Hub.

ReportServer Community Edition is available on the ReportServer SourceForge Page and is usable under the AGPL (GNU affero General Public License). To install ReportServer using the .zip distribution you need to install and configure an application server (e.g. Apache Tomcat) and a database server (e.g. MySQL, PostgreSQL).