Setup
Learn how to install and configure a self-hosted DataForge instance.
While a DataForge manager has a lot of options to manage DataForge for their own company and all it’s descendants, the DataForge Admin is uniquely capable of managing the entirety of the DataForge instance. This difference is especially noticeable when working on the modules and quotas of other companies. While a DataForge manager of a company can also see the details pages of all descendant companies, they are not capable of enabling or disabling different modules for the company or grant quota limits.
Learn how to install and configure a self-hosted DataForge instance.
The dashboard of an Admin offers an overview about the company the manager is part of. This includes the quota usage of the company and all added Zabbix servers.
The instance section contains the microservice’s and license’s page. The page for microservices offers you detailed information about all running microservices of your instance, while the license page allows you to inspect your active license.
The Admin of a self-hosted DataForge instance has the unique capability to configure the modules and quotas granted by the license to it’s descendants. This is used to limit access to the various DataForge functions of the different sub-companies.