Administration Guide
Use this section after the installation checks and sign-in for your deployment. Identify whether the operation needs server authority, a workspace or application role, or control of the installation host.
For a new deployment, establish the administrator, configure native identities when enabled, and create a workspace and its first application. Grant the minimum application and dimensional access needed and verify it using a separate identity. Once access is in place, review the metadata, rule, schedule, and delegation procedures.
For an incident, start with the exact task or operation receipt. Use the service health and capacity checks when the symptoms span requests. Certificate renewal, upgrade, backup and restore depend on the matching signed release. Headless Python environments have their own deployment and application prerequisites.
In this section
- Administrator roles and first setupVerify server, workspace and application authority before the first scoped grant.
- Native users, passwords and groupsCreate and manage native users, temporary passwords and immutable group membership.
- Workspaces and applicationsCreate the first application through MCP and use the browser for subsequent application creation.
- Application and dimensional permissionsReview direct roles, dimensional tags and the effective scope of a separate identity.
- Metadata and rule governanceReview model changes, publish saved rule versions and verify the resulting receipt.
- Schedules, assignments and delegated executionPin definitions and identities for reviewed schedules, assignments and delegation.
- Tasks, receipts and incident investigationLocate exact task and receipt identities and reconcile interruption or rerun.
- Service health, logs and capacityRead service and queue signals with their application or host scope.
- Certificates, upgrades and maintenanceStage approved certificates and verify signed upgrade and recovery checkpoints.
- Backup, restore and cleanupExport the encrypted bundle, verify a fresh restore target and approve cutover.
- Optional Python environments and notebooksApprove a host profile, register the exact environment and verify the optional notebook boundary.