Get started with Semarchy Configuration
This document explains get started with platform-level Administrative tasks using Semarchy Configuration.
Connecting
To access Semarchy Configuration, you need a URL, a user name and password that have been provided by your Semarchy xDM administrator.
To log in to Semarchy Configuration:
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Open your web browser and connect to the URL provided to you by your administrator. For example
http://<host>:<port>/
wheresemarchy
/<host>
and<port>
represent the name and port of host running the Semarchy xDM application. The Login Form is displayed. -
Enter your username and password.
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Click Log In. The Semarchy xDM Welcome page opens.
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Click the Configuration button. Semarchy xDM Configuration opens.
To log out of Semarchy Configuration:
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In the Semarchy Configuration User Menu, select Log Out.
Semarchy configuration
Semarchy Configuration allows to view and administer the following components:
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Applications Configuration: Global parameters for all applications.
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Image Libraries: Manage image libraries and images in these libraries.
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Custom Translations: Override user interface built-in strings or translate them into new languages.
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Datasources: Configure the connections to the database schemas used to deploy data hubs, profile source data or build dashboards.
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Identity Management: Configure how users authenticate to Semarchy xDM.
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Users: Create users who will access the Semarchy xDM applications.
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Roles: Declare in Semarchy xDM the application server roles, and grant them with platform-level privileges.
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API Keys: Keys used by applications to authenticate and interact with the REST API.
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Notification Servers: Add, remove and configure servers used to send job notifications and application emails.
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Variable Value Providers: Configure the system queried by Semarchy xDM to retrieve values for model variables.
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Plugins: View, add or update user-created Java plugins.
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REST Clients: Add, remove or modify REST clients.
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Logging Configuration: Configure the platform logging (trace) for debugging purposes.