Step 2.<\/strong> The Topology Wizard<\/strong> will open, allowing you to customize your environment<\/a> settings fully.<\/p>\n After finishing configurations, type your environment name and click the Create button.<\/p>\n Step 3.<\/strong>\u00a0 All your environments will be displayed in the central panel of the dashboard.<\/p>\n You can find the following information in the columns:<\/strong><\/p>\n When you hover over a running environment, a range of management icons will appear, including options to Set Alias, Change Region, Open in Browser, Access Settings, Modify Environment Topology, Clone Environment, Start\/Stop the Environment, Delete Environment, and Add\/Edit Environment Groups.<\/p>\n Step 1.<\/strong> Click the Set Alias icon to assign a new name to the environment,<\/a> while keeping the domain unchanged.<\/p>\n Step 2.<\/strong> Click the Open in Browser<\/strong> icon to open the environment in a new browser tab.<\/p>\n Step 3.<\/strong> Click the Settings<\/strong> icon to open a separate tab with various configuration panels. For a detailed description, refer to the linked section.<\/p>\n Step 4.<\/strong> To change the environment topology, select the Change Environment Topology icon. Make the necessary adjustments in the Topology Wizard dialog that appears, then click Apply to submit them.<\/p>\n Step 5.<\/strong> To clone the environment<\/strong>, click the Clone Environment iconIn the opened frame, enter a name for the new environment and click Clone.<\/p>\n More info:<\/strong><\/p>\n Step 6.<\/strong> To change the status of the environment, use the Start<\/strong> icon and<\/p>\n Stop<\/strong> icon buttons.<\/p>\n Step 7.<\/strong> To delete the environment, click the Delete Environment icon and confirm the action by entering your password.<\/p>\n Step 8.<\/strong> Hover over the Tags column to manage the environment groups using the Add Env Group icon or the Edit Env Groups icon.<\/p>\n Each environment has a region<\/a>-specific icon in the Tags column for platforms with multiple regions. This icon helps visually differentiate instances hosted on different hardware servers and, when clicked, displays only the environments located in the selected region.<\/p>\n The Environment Settings tab offers twelve options: Custom Domains, Custom SSL, SSH Access, Endpoints, Firewall, Load Alerts, Auto Horizontal Scaling, Collaboration, Change Owner, Migration, Export, and Info.<\/p>\n Step 1.<\/strong> Select Custom Domains<\/strong> to access the following sub-options: Domain Binding<\/strong> and Swap Domains.<\/strong><\/p>\n More info<\/strong><\/p>\n Step 2.<\/strong> Choose Custom SSL<\/strong> and upload the required files to apply your custom SSL certificate.<\/p>\n More info<\/strong><\/p>\n Step 3.<\/strong> In the SSH Access<\/strong> section, you will find the following tabs: Public Keys, SSH Connection,<\/strong> and SFTP \/ Direct SSH Access.<\/strong> The Public Keys<\/strong> tab allows you to manage your public SSH keys. The SSH Connection<\/strong> tab provides instructions for accessing your environment via SSH Gate or Web SSH. The SFTP\/Direct SSH Access<\/strong> tab offers details on connecting using SFTP or FISH protocols.<\/p>\n More info<\/strong><\/p>\n Step 4.<\/strong> In the Endpoints<\/a> Step 5<\/strong>. The firewall<\/strong> section lets you set Inbound and Outbound Rules to manage access to your containers. These rules enable you to specify which connections should be accepted and which should be blocked.<\/p>\n More info:<\/strong> Container Firewall<\/a><\/p>\n Step 6.<\/strong> Use Load Alerts<\/strong> to set new triggers or adjust the default ones to receive email notifications when the specified resource usage exceeds the defined limits.<\/p>\n More info:<\/strong> Load Alert<\/a><\/p>\n Step 7.<\/strong> The Auto Horizontal Scaling<\/strong> option allows you to configure triggers that control the number of containers within a layer (excluding the Maven build node). Scaling conditions can be based on CPU, Memory, Network, Disk I\/O, and Disk IOPS consumption.<\/p>\n More info:<\/strong> Automatic Horizontal Scaling<\/a><\/p>\n Step 8.<\/strong> In the Collaboration section,<\/strong> you can view and manage the list of accounts with access to the current environment.<\/p>\n More info:<\/strong> Account Collaboration<\/p>\n Step 9.<\/strong> Select Change Owner<\/strong> to transfer the environment to another user account within the same platform.<\/p>\n More info:<\/strong> Environment Transferring<\/a><\/p>\n Step 10.<\/strong> Select Migration<\/strong> to move your environment to a different set of hardware (region).<\/p>\n Select Export<\/strong> to package all your environment’s settings and data into a single downloadable file. This file can then be restored on another hosting provider\u2019s platform, creating an identical copy of the environment.<\/p>\n In these cases, you will need to transfer the required files and configurations manually.<\/p>\n More info:<\/strong><\/p>\n Step 12.<\/strong> Switch to the Info section to view additional details about the environment, including the domain, owner, and creator (which may differ due to the account collaboration<\/a> feature), region, and creation date.<\/p>\n That covers all the environment settings.<\/p>\n Click on the environment in the dashboard to access its layers, such as load balancers, application servers, databases, and more.<\/p>\n You can further expand these node groups to manage individual containers, deployed contexts, and attached IP addresses. Use these options to perform the following actions:<\/strong><\/p>\n Next to the New Environment<\/strong> option, you\u2019ll find the Import<\/strong> button. This button processes the uploaded .json, .jps, .cs, .yml, or .yaml file<\/strong> to either create a new environment or modify an existing one according to the provided settings.<\/p>\n Within the opened Import frame, you\u2019ll find the following three tabs (along with an Examples link<\/strong> to the JPS Collection featuring various ready-to-use solutions):<\/p>\n For a detailed overview, refer to the relevant Environment Import<\/a> document.<\/p>\n Clicking on the last Marketplace<\/strong> option at the top of the dashboard will open a separate window displaying a list of pre-packaged solutions available for automatic installation.<\/p>\n![\"New](\"https:\/\/accuweb.cloud\/resource\/wp-content\/uploads\/2023\/10\/word-image-33872-1-1.png\" "\\"New")
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