System Settings

System Configuration in the Reveal Administrator Menu brings the fine-tuned system configuration previously done under Review Manager’s System Settings to the Reveal application user interface, and adds significant capabilities. This function is only available to users with the role of Instance Administrator.

To open, click System Configuration from the Admin menu opened at the upper left of the screen.

252 - 01 - System Configuration Button

System Configuration Settings

A list of system settings will open, with the following displayed for each:

  • Name – The name of the setting.

  • Value – The current value of the setting.

  • Category – A general classification of the area affected by this setting.

  • Project – Noted if the setting is particular to a project or projects rather than the instance as a whole.

  • Server – Noted if the setting is particular to a server rather than the instance as a whole.

  • Description – A brief explanation of the setting’s function.

  • Edit – A pencil icon at the right of the row used to edit a setting or its value.

252 - 02 - System Configuration Screen

Searching

The Search… box may be used to filter settings to find a particular item quickly.

252 - 03 - System Configuration Table Filter

Filtering

Administrators are able to filter the activity log by specific date/time range, activity categories (such as System Setting Changed or User Access Changed), and usernames.

Edit Setting

As noted above, the pencil button at right of the row opens an Edit Setting modal. Note that the Name and Category cannot be changed here. Only the Value setting is required.

252 - 04 - Edit System Setting

S3 Details

An important addition to the System Configuration screen is the ability to set S3 Details to facilitate data transfers and uploads by users.

252 - 05 - S3 Details Setting

Clicking S3 Details below the screen title opens a modal where file system access details may be entered to be addressed securely. Here an administrator may enter the required information:

  • Bucket – The cloud address of instance data.

  • Secret Access Key ID – The S3 access key identifier.

  • Secret Access Key - The S3 access key code.

Further enhancements to this screen will be forthcoming.