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The CloudHub Console provides a point-and-click interface for managing integration applications running on CloudHub. It allows users to create and deploy new applications, add on-premises servers to run applications, monitor application logs and message statistics, and more. The document provides an overview of the key features and menus available in the CloudHub Console.
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- 2. 2 CloudHub Console Overview The CloudHub Console provides point and click access to your integration applications running on CloudHub. Once logged in, you can perform the following operations: Create and deploy a new application Add a server in your organization’s on premises to run an application Create server groups Manage an existing CloudHub application View application log data Monitor message statistics for your application
- 3. 3 Before accessing the CloudHub Console, you must first create an account. After you have an account, you can log into CloudHub from the CloudHub login page.
- 4. 4 When you first log into the Anypoint Platform, click CloudHub from the top menu:
- 5. 5 You then see the Applications menu where you can get a quick view of the applications that are currently deployed and running for your account. Click an entry to display additional information (as shown below), or click Manage Application to see the CloudHub dashboard and the detailed page for the application:
- 6. 6 Creating an application is the first step to Deploying a CloudHub Application. Each application must have a unique application domain. If you use the Command Line Tools or Anyooint Studio, you do not need to perform this step using the console. After you create at least one application, you can see your applications listed here, including the number of transactions and the percentage of CPU usage over the past hour.
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- 8. 8 Next to each application name, you can see an icon that represents the current status of the application. The meaning of the status icons is summarized below:
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