Getting Started¶

The instance administrator has a dedicated space called the Admin Area, which allows them to manage the entire Reemo infrastructure (users, organizations, computers, connectors, licenses, etc.).

Accessing the Admin Area¶

From the left sidebar, an Administration section is only accessible to instance administrators. Click on Admin Area (with the red ADMIN badge).

Administration Dashboard¶

../../_static/images/instance/instance_admin_overview.png — *Administration dashboard with the menu (1) and the main view (2)*¶

The administration area is divided into two main sections:

Navigation menu (left column): provides access to all configuration and monitoring sections (users, organizations, machines, licenses, etc.).
Main view (central area): displays the information and dashboards related to the selected section.

Overview¶

The Overview section provides a quick summary of the instance status:

Available licenses Displays the number of Remote Desktop licenses (per user or floating) and Container licenses (per concurrent container).
User status Shows how many users are:
- Online (connected),
- Busy (in active session),
- Offline (disconnected),
- Blocked (suspended).
Computer status Number of machines online, busy, or offline.
Organization status Number of active or inactive organizations in the instance.

Main Navigation of the Admin Area¶

The left-hand menu provides access to the following sections:

Users: manage all users in the instance.
Organizations: create and manage client organizations.
API Accounts: manage and secure API access for external integrations and automated scripts.
Computers: manage and supervise workstations and containers.
SSO Connectors: configure Single Sign-On (SAML, LDAP).
Container Providers: configure container providers.
Images: import and manage container images.
Container Blueprints: create and manage reusable configuration templates for containerized environments.
Applications: define and deploy application packages accessible within workspaces.
Workspace Services: configure shared services and resources available to user workspaces.
Cloud Providers: configure VM providers.
Cloud Templates: manage VM templates.
TURN Relays / Websocket Relays: configure TURN or Websocket relay servers.
Certificates: manage SSL/TLS certificates.
Secure Gateways: manage entry points and access control for secure network routing.
Secure Keys: centralize the management of encryption keys and secrets for the infrastructure.
Images: import and manage container images.
Health checks: monitor the global status of services.
Versions: check deployed versions.
Security Logs: monitor and audit security-related events and access attempts across the instance.
Announcements: publish global announcements.
Global Settings: configure the global settings of the instance.