Platform administration — institutions, users and groups, as in the SAGRIS ODC platform (§2), plus the platform settings the other apps depend on.
Platform administration — institutions, users and groups, as in the SAGRIS ODC platform (§2), plus the platform settings the other apps depend on. The user-facing surface of the auth service on :5100; it holds no account data of its own.
Use the menu on the left; each panel has its own help topic.
Status: not written yet. This topic is a stub created with the project template. The panel's owner (see
.github/CODEOWNERS) fills it in as the panel is built. Delete this quote block when you do.
TODO — one or two sentences: what question does this panel answer, and at what point in the CAP-control workflow does an operator open it?
The manifest describes it as: Manage institutions (contract holders) and their app entitlements.
TODO — what must already be true. Most panels here need a project selected in the top bar, and the step before them to have completed.
TODO — name the outputs exactly: which table, which CSV, which folder under the project tree. An operator reading this later needs to find the artefact without reading the code.
TODO — the failure you actually hit while building this, and the check that distinguishes it from the next-most-likely cause. This section is the reason the help system exists; a list of buttons is not.
Status: not written yet. This topic is a stub created with the project template. The panel's owner (see
.github/CODEOWNERS) fills it in as the panel is built. Delete this quote block when you do.
TODO — one or two sentences: what question does this panel answer, and at what point in the CAP-control workflow does an operator open it?
The manifest describes it as: Manage user accounts, their institution membership and activation.
TODO — what must already be true. Most panels here need a project selected in the top bar, and the step before them to have completed.
TODO — name the outputs exactly: which table, which CSV, which folder under the project tree. An operator reading this later needs to find the artefact without reading the code.
TODO — the failure you actually hit while building this, and the check that distinguishes it from the next-most-likely cause. This section is the reason the help system exists; a list of buttons is not.
Status: not written yet. This topic is a stub created with the project template. The panel's owner (see
.github/CODEOWNERS) fills it in as the panel is built. Delete this quote block when you do.
TODO — one or two sentences: what question does this panel answer, and at what point in the CAP-control workflow does an operator open it?
The manifest describes it as: Manage groups and the permissions each group grants.
TODO — what must already be true. Most panels here need a project selected in the top bar, and the step before them to have completed.
TODO — name the outputs exactly: which table, which CSV, which folder under the project tree. An operator reading this later needs to find the artefact without reading the code.
TODO — the failure you actually hit while building this, and the check that distinguishes it from the next-most-likely cause. This section is the reason the help system exists; a list of buttons is not.
Status: not written yet. This topic is a stub created with the project template. The panel's owner (see
.github/CODEOWNERS) fills it in as the panel is built. Delete this quote block when you do.
TODO — one or two sentences: what question does this panel answer, and at what point in the CAP-control workflow does an operator open it?
The manifest describes it as: Assign the scoped roles (company manager, group manager), approve group members and grant each member their applications.
TODO — what must already be true. Most panels here need a project selected in the top bar, and the step before them to have completed.
TODO — name the outputs exactly: which table, which CSV, which folder under the project tree. An operator reading this later needs to find the artefact without reading the code.
TODO — the failure you actually hit while building this, and the check that distinguishes it from the next-most-likely cause. This section is the reason the help system exists; a list of buttons is not.
Status: not written yet. This topic is a stub created with the project template. The panel's owner (see
.github/CODEOWNERS) fills it in as the panel is built. Delete this quote block when you do.
TODO — one or two sentences: what question does this panel answer, and at what point in the CAP-control workflow does an operator open it?
The manifest describes it as: Grant per-project access, which is what Checks, Models and Results filter their project lists by.
TODO — what must already be true. Most panels here need a project selected in the top bar, and the step before them to have completed.
TODO — name the outputs exactly: which table, which CSV, which folder under the project tree. An operator reading this later needs to find the artefact without reading the code.
TODO — the failure you actually hit while building this, and the check that distinguishes it from the next-most-likely cause. This section is the reason the help system exists; a list of buttons is not.
Status: not written yet. This topic is a stub created with the project template. The panel's owner (see
.github/CODEOWNERS) fills it in as the panel is built. Delete this quote block when you do.
TODO — one or two sentences: what question does this panel answer, and at what point in the CAP-control workflow does an operator open it?
The manifest describes it as: Set platform settings, above all the base folder of the project tree.
TODO — what must already be true. Most panels here need a project selected in the top bar, and the step before them to have completed.
TODO — name the outputs exactly: which table, which CSV, which folder under the project tree. An operator reading this later needs to find the artefact without reading the code.
TODO — the failure you actually hit while building this, and the check that distinguishes it from the next-most-likely cause. This section is the reason the help system exists; a list of buttons is not.