How to navigate to and log in to the Cloud Manager user interface.
Before you begin
To open the Cloud Manager user
interface, enter the URL for the <cloud-admin-ui> endpoint entered during installation, followed
by /admin
. The <cloud-admin-ui> endpoint is configured in the Management
subsystem using the following command: apicup subsys set mgmt cloud-admin-ui
<endpoint>
.
The first time that you access the Cloud Manager user interface, you enter
admin for the user name and 7iron-hide for the
password. You will be prompted to change the Cloud Administrator password and email address.
Procedure
- Open a browser and enter the URL for the cloud-admin-ui endpoint followed by /admin. Note
that this is secure connection using HTTPs, for example:
https://<cloud-admin-ui>/admin
.
-
Enter the Cloud Administrator user name and password. If you are logging in for the first time,
enter admin for the user name and 7iron-hide for the
password. Otherwise, enter admin for the user name and <your
password> for the password.
- If your cloud contains multiple user registries, as configured on the
screen, then choose the user registry that contains your login credentials. You may need to ask your
administrator which user registry is appropriate for your account.
-
Click Sign In.
Important: The first time that you access the cloud console, you must, for security
reasons, enter a new password and your email address. If you forget your password and request a
password reset, the notification email is sent to this email address. The email is sent by the email
server configured in the Notifications section of the cloud Settings.
Results
The Cloud Manager user interface opens to
the home page, as shown in the following screen capture:
What to do next
Configure the email server so you can reset your password if needed and send other notifications.
See Tutorial: Configuring the Cloud.
Configure your topology by registering services. See Tutorial: Configuring the Cloud.
Create a Provider Organization. See Tutorial: Creating a Provider Organization.