Settings

Cloud Control Center Namespace Admin Settings

Overview

The settings page under Admin settings serves as a control panel for managing namespace-level settings.

Environment

Environment settings allow the namespace administrators to customize the overall environment's behavior. These settings focus on the minimum duration for query and method performance. They act as thresholds for identifying slow or inefficient queries and methods.

Remember to save your changes to apply the new settings to your namespace

Query performance

The Min. query performance setting allows you to define the minimum query duration threshold for assessing the environment's query performance. By default, this threshold is set to 20ms.

Adjusting this value, whether higher or lower, directly influences the data displayed in the "Environment Query Performance" view.

Application/Method performance

The Min. method performance setting allows you to establish the minimum method duration threshold for assessing the application's method performance. By default, this threshold is also set to 20ms.

Performance thresholds

The minimum duration for query and method performance is by default set to 20ms.

There are other thresholds to consider when analyzing method and query performance:

1. Needs Attention (500ms): A performance metric needs attention once the average execution time exceeds 500ms. This value indicates that a performance metric is approaching a state that may degrade application performance and should be investigated.

2. Critical (1000ms): A performance metric is critical once the average execution time exceeds 1000ms. A critical metric has significant impact on the application's functionality and user experience. Immediate action is required to address issues at this level.

Security

Security settings allow you to configure other namespace-level security related settings.

Remember to save your changes to apply the new settings to your namespace

Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)

Two-Factor Authentication is a security mechanism that adds an additional layer of protection to user accounts. It requires users to provide two different authentication factors before they can access their accounts. This significantly reduces the risk of unauthorized access and adds an important layer of security.

To enable 2FA for your account, namespace administrators can do this by toggling the switch under Settings > Security > Two-Factor Authentication.

Once enabled, users will receive an e-mail containing a one-time verification code on the email address linked with their account. This code is typically sent within a few seconds and has a limited validity period. If the verification code expires, users have the option to request another one.

To successfully authenticate, users must enter the verification code accurately. Access to the user's account will be granted only if the entered code matches the one sent to their registered email address.