Application management

Listing all applications

To list all applications, go to the Applications tab in the main navigation menu.

On this page, applications in all projectspaces you have access to is listed. By default, only applications created by you is shown. To show all applications within a projectspace, click on the All button in the application filtering bar. In the filtering bar, you will also find functions for filtering applications based on for instance status, projectspace or general metadata.

Viewing the details of a specific application

To view the details of a specific application, click on the name of the application. You will then be taken to a page containing various information about the application.

As seen above, the first section of this page contains general information about the application, such as the URL you can visit in order to use the application, when it was created, which projectspace it exists in and email of whoever created the application.

Below, you will find a list of the volumes that are accessible to various parts of the application.

At the bottom of the page is a list of events. These events show information about what is currently happening to the application, such as that it is pulling a Docker image, or mounting a volume. Most of this information is only useful when the application is initializing or failing, so most of the time there will be few or none events.

Upgrading an application to the newest version

Sometimes it may be useful to reconfigure your application after it has been created. By clicking on Modify and then the Reconfigure button, you will be navigated to a page very similar to the installation page, which allows you to change the configuration of a package. This is for instance useful if a new version of the package has been released.

Note that the application will be restarted and locally stored data will be lost when reconfiguring. See the Installing a package-page for more details as to what each field means.

Starting and stopping an application

If you want to keep the application configuration, but stop using the resources associated with it, you can stop the application by navigating to the Stop button. After stopping the application, you can start it again by going to the Start button. This will reuse your previous configuration.

Deleting an application

When you are done using your application, you can delete it by going to the Delete-button. After the application has been deleted, you may for some time be able to find the application by listing all applications, and then choose All in the status filtering bar.

Advanced - Viewing the Kubernetes resources an application is using

To view the Kubernetes resources created by your application, navigate to the Resources tab. This page shows some details about each resource, as well as linking to the dashboard URL of the different resources (when available).