Cased Shell Admin Portal

Overview
By using our recommended deployment option, you gain exclusive access to the Cased Shell Admin Portal.
Cased Shell Admin Portal
This admin portal enables you to easily and automatically update Cased Shell when there's a new release. Additionally it offers real-time monitoring and analytics on cluster health, automatic snapshots, embedded troubleshooting, and simple Cased Shell configuration.
Updates and Version Control
Version Control
As seen on the dashboard and the "Version History" tab, the admin portal enables you to configure automatic updates in one click.
The icons on the right in order show the release notes for the version, preflight checks, the ability to edit your Cased Shell configuration, and the deployment logs.
In the "Version History" tab, you will be able to see all of the past versions of Cased Shell that your organization used - along with their release notes, preflight checks, and deployment logs.
Cluster Management and Monitoring
Cluster Monitoring
On the dashboard, you are able to see in real-time the disk, CPU, and memory usage of your cluster running Cased Shell.
In the "Cluster Management" section, you not only are given additional information about your current node's health, you have the ability to add or drain nodes right from the portal.
Cluster Management
Snapshots
Snapshots
In the "Snapshots" section, you can configure automatic or manual snapshots of your Cased Shell data, like session history and session recordings.
Snapshots Settings Page
Customers installing Cased Shell into an existing Kubernetes cluster must install Velero before configuring backups. See Basic Install in the Velero documentation.
All of the setup is done in the "Settings & Schedule" tab of the "Snapshots" section.
Setting up automatic snapshots only takes two steps:
1.​Select and configure a backup destination. Make sure to choose a backup destination outside of your cluster. If backing up Cased Shell instances from multiple clusters to a single location, make sure to choose a unique path for each cluster.
2.​Schedule "Full snapshots" to backup data on a regular basis. Here you have the ability to customize your schedule hourly, daily, weekly, or with a custom configuration. You also can edit how long past snapshots last in your storage.
Note: Cased Shell currently does not support partial snapshots.
Restoring Snapshots
Conceptually, restoring a backup involves installing a new copy of Cased Shell, configuring it to use the same backup destination as the backup you'd like to restore, and then running a restore command. This guide walks you though the process!
Embedded Troubleshooting
If Cased Shell is not performing the way it should be, you can generate a support bundle in the "Troubleshooting" section of the admin portal. 
Embedded Troubleshooting
This will securely provide us with a filtered set of diagnostic info and logs to help us diagnose the issue. For additional security and protection, you can configure redactors which are YAML specifications that define which data to remove when generating a support bundle to make sure the information passed along is for your eyes only.
Cased Shell Configuration
Cased Shell Configuration from Admin Portal
The admin portal includes a "Config" section specific to Cased Shell.
This section allows you to set up a multitude of things, including the Cased Shell hostname, setting up Cased Jump, ingress configuration and more.

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Outline

Overview

Updates and Version Control

Cluster Management and Monitoring

Snapshots

Restoring Snapshots

Embedded Troubleshooting

Cased Shell Configuration