Index

A

Accessing User Information Adding Components to a DB Engine Administrative Features of the EDB Ark Console Amazon IAM Role Trust Relationship

Amazon Service User Security Policy Ark Architecture Overview Ark Authentication Models AWS IAM Role Permission Policy

C

Conclusion Configuring Ark for SAML, [1] Configuring the Ark Console Configuring the Ark Console on Azure Connecting to the Admin Console on an Azure Host Console Logs Console Management Console Manager

Core Usage Logs Creating a Security Group on Azure Creating a Storage Account on Azure Creating an AWS Role and Registering an Ark User Creating the AWS Service Role Creating the AWS Service User Creating the AWS Service User and Role Cross-region resources

D

DBA Tab

Display Connected Users

E

EDB Postgres Ark Notifications

EDB Postgres Ark Resources Editing Installation Properties

F

Federated console

I

Installing the Ark Console Installing the Ark Console on AWS

Installing the Ark Console on Azure iptables Rules

L

Launching the Ark Console on AWS

Launching the Ark Console on Azure

M

Managing Amazon Roles Managing Database Engines Managing Engine Definitions

Managing Server Images Manual Backup of the Console Modifying Monitoring an Ark Cluster

N

New Features

P

PostgreSQL Authentication on AWS PostgreSQL Authentication on Azure

Provider Authentication on AWS Provider Authentication on Azure Providing Admin access to an Azure user

R

Red Hat Subscription Management

Registering a PEM Agent Registering an Ark Cluster with PEM

S

saml, [1] Security Group

SSH Connections Supported Platforms

T

Template Administration

U

User Administration User Administration on an AWS Host

User Administration on an Azure Host Using the Admin Tab

W

Wall Message

What's New