How do I Configure Manager under my cloudjiffy environment

In order to open the configuration manager, hover over the required node and click the Config button (the one with a wrench icon).

In the middle part of the dashboard, the corresponding configuration tab will be opened.

Here in the following sections are available:

• Root (File Manager) - gives me an access to the container's local filesystem, where I can manage different settings within configuration files of my app
• Mount Points - list of folders, that are physically stored on the remote node but can be used at a current node (learn how I can mount data at Cloudjiffy Cloud)
• Exports - list of folders, which are shared with other nodes, i.e. these files are stored locally, but are also available at the remote instances (find out more at the dedicated storage exportsdocumentation page)
• Favorites - files and folders I’ve marked as favorites so that I have a quick and simple access to them
  Note: For Cloudjiffy native containers, all of the files, which was available for configuration before manager update in the Cloudjiffy 4.7 release, are added to the favourites list automatically. And as for Docker containers, the paths to the added volumes are to be shown in this section.
  
  

Working with File Manager

Cloudjiffy in-build file manager gives an easy and convenient access to my container files and allows to perform the majority of common operations right through the dashboard.

1. When switching to the Root section of the config manager, you'll see the file system tree in the right-hand part, with the path string and the Actions for the current directory expandable list in the tools pane above. These options provide the following functionality:

• easily switch between directories within the path by clicking on any of the intermediate folder. Also, you can specify the target location manually by typing it in the appropriate input field, which appears upon clicking on the empty space wherever at the path bar
  
  
  
  
  
  the action list contains a number of functions for the selected directory management, like content refresh, new item creation, addition of the selected item to favorites, its deletion or remote directory mounting
  
  
  
  
  

2. Below the tools panel, you can see the files tree, intended for a simple navigation between them and displaying of additional information on the comprised files.

        

Within its columns, the following data is presented:

• Name - file name, which can be edited by clicking on pencil icon (appears upon hovering over); also, you can manage the selected file by using the Additionally list
• Size - disk space consumed by a file
• Last Modified - date of file creation or its last changing
• Type - category a file belongs to (where the available types are regular file, directory, named pipe, socket, character device and block device)
  

  
  Note: Only the regular file type can be edited via the Config manager.
  
  

3. Each opened file (double click it or select the corresponding Open action for that) will be shown within the separate sub-tab, so you can switch between them without closing the previous one, which makes it more convenient to explore the file system.

Moreover, to simplify the operation of files management and editing, the appropriate Search option can be used, available by means of the same-named button at the top panel.

Just type the required piece of text to find and highlight all matches throughout my file. Use the additional options to narrow the search results even further:

• Match Case - allows to perform a case sensitive search

• Regex - enables regular expressions for the search conditions specification
  
  

4. After you’ve finished file edits, don’t forget to Save changes you’ve made with a corresponding button at the top. Herewith, in case you are working with a layer of multiple nodes, you’ll be additionally asked whether it’s required to save the made changes only for the current instance or for all instances.

5. To make changes on some other node within the same layer, you can use the automatically fetched drop-down list at the top of the manager’s left part.

That’s all of the main file manager functions, which, hopefully, will greatly help me during my work with our Platform.