The management console
The console is at https://<your-server>:5220/. This page is a map: what each part is for, and
where in this manual it is covered.
Instances
| Page | Covered in |
|---|---|
| Instances | Creating an instance |
| Instance detail | Lifecycle |
| Configuration | Configuration and changes |
| Tuning | Tuning |
| Git, Revisions | Git addons |
| Certificate | Certificates |
| Backup configuration | Targets |
| Changes | Configuration and changes |
Databases
| Page | Covered in |
|---|---|
| Databases, database detail | Managing databases |
| Modules, module detail | Modules |
| Groups | Modules |
Server
| Page | Covered in |
|---|---|
| Server | Configuration files |
| SMTP | |
| Intrusion prevention | Fail2Ban |
| Maintenance | Maintenance |
| Images, Disk usage | Statistics and disk |
| Statistics | Statistics and disk |
| Updates, Release notes | Updates |
| Licence | Installing a licence |
| Environments | Environments |
Operations and account
| Page | Covered in |
|---|---|
| Jobs | Jobs |
| Logs | Logs |
| Users | Users and roles |
| Account, Trust this device | MFA and passkeys |
Things worth knowing on day one
Nothing happens instantly. Every change you make is queued as a job and the page shows queued → running → completed. That is not slowness, it is the product refusing to claim success before the work is done. See Jobs.
The bell is the notification centre. Completed and failed jobs surface there, so you can start something long and go elsewhere.
Lists have a copy button. Tables can be copied as tab-separated values, which pastes straight into a spreadsheet.
What you can see depends on your role. Operators and Viewers are scoped to particular instances, and that scoping is enforced by the API rather than by hiding things in the browser. See Users and roles.
A padlock warning on first visit is expected. The console serves HTTPS with a self-signed certificate so that passkeys work at all. Accept it once, and reach the console by name rather than by address.