n8n

n8n 2.38.3 is an open-source workflow automation platform that enables users to connect applications, APIs, databases, and cloud services to automate repetitive tasks and business processes. It provides a visual workflow editor that allows users to build complex automation workflows with minimal coding.

The solution supports workflow automation, API integration, scheduled jobs, webhook-based automation, data transformation, database connectivity, and integration with hundreds of third-party applications. It is suitable for DevOps automation, business process automation, application integration, monitoring, notifications, and data processing use cases.

Features of n8n 2.38.3:

• Visual workflow editor for building and managing automation workflows.
• Supports hundreds of applications, APIs, databases, and cloud services.
• Webhook support for event-driven workflow automation.
• Scheduled workflows using built-in scheduling and trigger nodes.
• Supports JavaScript expressions, data transformation, and custom workflow logic.
• Self-hosted deployment with control over workflow data and configuration.
• Supports SQLite and other database backends for workflow data storage.
• Web-based interface for workflow creation, execution, and monitoring.

Usage instructions for n8n 2.38.3
$ sudo su
$ systemctl status n8n
$ systemctl start n8n
$ systemctl enable n8n
$ n8n --version

n8n configuration is available in: /etc/n8n/n8n.env

n8n data directory is available in: /var/lib/n8n/.n8n

Access the n8n dashboard:

Open your browser and navigate to: [http://your-server-ip:5678](http://your-server-ip:5678/)

Default Port: 5678

Installed Version: 2.38.3

Check Version:

n8n --version

Check Service Status:

sudo systemctl status n8n

Disclaimer: n8n 2.38.3 is provided “as is” under applicable licenses. Users are responsible for secure configuration, access control, workflow validation, credential protection, data handling, backups, and network security. For production environments, it is recommended to configure HTTPS, restrict network access, use secure credentials, and follow n8n security and deployment best practices.