Console guide
The console is a web app that stores no data. It connects to the Reindeer server it is built for, keeps the session token in memory only and verifies journals, receipts and certificates itself in the browser. It works in Turkish and English, with light and dark themes.
Cell pages
Section titled “Cell pages”| Page | What you do |
|---|---|
| Overview | Active epoch, ledger position, certified-erased position, pending approvals, chunk and partition counts, the latest scheduled jobs. |
| Data | Create, list and download exports; point reads; the change feed. |
| Ingest | Open a session, upload small batches, commit or abort, verify the signed receipt. Use reindeerctl for bulk loads. |
| Deletions | Request a deletion by kind; follow each request through approval, hiding from reads, the roll and the erasure certificate; verify the certificate. |
| Approvals | Approve, reject or cancel after a fresh passkey confirmation. |
| Erasure and audit | Key journals, erasure certificates, destruction evidence, public keys to pin and the access log. |
| Keys | Epoch key states in both custodians, request a roll, declare a missing key lost. |
| Identities | Machines (request, bootstrap code, revoke) and people (invites, roles, recovery, disable). |
| Settings and connect | Server address, theme, language, passkeys; passkey sign-in and joining with an invite or recovery code. |
Platform pages
Section titled “Platform pages”When the console connects to a platform server, the navigation changes:
- Sign up: the signup form for a new organisation.
- My organisation: the state of the founder’s organisation and the next steps.
- Organisations: for staff, to review, request activation, suspend and request lifting a suspension.
- Overview, Approvals, Audit log and People.