Overview
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When you sign in with a Developer or an Administrator role, a sidebar to access various panels will be visible. Use the More Tabs option on the sidebar to access all the available panels. Some of these panels may be hidden based on the roles you have. Find below a short description of each of the sidebar panels.
Set up and manage On-Premise Agent Groups. You can also view all the agents connected to any given agent group.
A Postman-like interface to explore and interact with all the data sources you have access to do so.
Manage the current Application settings that can be customized on an application level.
Create and manage various applications.
Setup your Organization's Authentication provider e.g. OAuth, SAML or Native.
Create and manage custom react components.
View help documentation of all the available components.
Set up and manage database connections used by various applications.
Create and manage DataSource. Using data sources, you can allow your app to perform CRUD operations on your application database table or view. With the Oracle database, you can use the PLSQL wrapper package to perform the CUD operations. MySQL, PostgreSQL, MS SQL Server & Oracle are the supported databases.
Monitor all the email requests sent.
Create and manage external data sources. Using external data sources you can connect your app with any data exposed via. REST APIs.
Create and manage cloud functions.
Upload and manage images used by your application.
A tool to query messages from Kafka topics, for debugging purposes.
Define and manage languages supported by your applications. You can record all the labels shown to the user and upload the translated labels.
Monitor the server nodes & perform health checks.
Define and manage various lookup values used by the application.
Create and manage application pages.
View all the previously applied patches. Download and upload application patches between DEV/UAT/PROD instances.
Setup and manage profile options used by the application
Define and manage application roles.
Monitor the status of scheduled cloud functions and workflows.
Explore and interact with the application database objects
Setup and manage blob storage connections e.g. Azure Blob Storage and S3
Create and manage application test scripts.
Create and manage organizational user accounts when the Auth Provider is set up as Native.
Create and manage custom workflow nodes.
Create and manage application workflows.
Check the Service Architecture section for more details about the above components.
