5. Settings

5.1.   Parameter store

This is built in Core Auto secret manager. On this page you can Edit,Delete and Create new secrets. You can click Show Value from the right contextmenu to show the secret value (like password, etc.). You can click “Create” tocreate key – value pair for new secret. Secrets can be accessed from thescripts executed from Core Auto.

5.2.   Environments

Core Auto allows you to create multiple “virtual” environments for a singleinstance. It can be used to provide each developer with their own sandbox or toseparate the execution of different processing on production instance. On thispage you can Edit, Delete and Create new environments.

To create the new Environment, click “Create”button. This will open the Environment creator page. You need to specify theName, optional Description and “isActive” checkbox (only active Environmentscan execute steps):

Click the “Save” button to save the changes.

5.3.   Environment settings

Core Auto allows has some build in Environmental settings and variables. Itallows you to create your own variables. Each variable will be passed to thescript as the shell variables.

Following variables are mandatory:

• apiCodeValidity – number of seconds we will wait for code validity fromAPI (used by Collector)
• CA_env_CA_WBS_URL – internal variable showing the IP address of the Loading Node
• LogPath – the root path of the directory for logs on Loading Node      

To create the new Environment variable, click“Create” button. This will open the Environment variable creator page. You need to specify the Setting Name and Value optional Description:

Click the “Save” button to save the changes.

5.4.   Users

Under this menu there is the list of users presented. You can Create, Delete and Edit users’ privileges from here.

To create the new User, click “Create” button. This will open the User creator page. You need to specify the Login name, First Name, Last Name, choose the role(s) and setup the password:

Click the “Save” button at the bottom of the page to save the changes.

5.5.   Roles

Core Auto is shipped with default user roles:

• ADMIN – Admin role
• DEV - Developer
• ET – Event trigger
• RO – Read Only
• SU - Superuser                        

You can check the roles privileges by clicking EDIT from the right-side menu:

You can modify roles permissions by clicking “Edit” button from the right-side menu:

Click the “Save” button at the bottom of the page to save the changes.