Overview
Volt MX Foundry
Roles and Access Control Guide
This document provides an overview and use case for Console Access Control in Volt MX Foundry, and describes how to control access to Volt MX Foundry apps and services.
Revision History
| Date | Document Version | Description of Modifications/Release |
|---|---|---|
| 09/19/2017 | 1.0 | Document published for V8 GA |
Getting Started Options
- Release Notes: Provides release details and information on the new features, known issues, and limitations.
- Tutorials and Videos: Step-by-step instructions to set up a trial Volt MX VoltMX Foundry account; how to configure Volt MX mobile services such as identity, integration, engagement, and sync services; how to add backend services to your application; and how to invoke backend services by using Volt MX Foundry SDKs.
- QuickStart Guides: Helps you create a basic set of back-end services for authenticating a user and then access a simple integration and orchestration service.
- Installer Guide Windows: Applicable to on-premises. Explains how to install Console, Identity, Integration Services, Engagement Services, and Sync Services on Windows using an installer program.
- Installer Guide Linux: Applicable to on-premises. Explains how to install Console, Identity, Integration Services, Engagement Services, and Sync Services on Linux using an installer program.
- Manual Install Guide: Applicable to on-premises. Explains how to install Console, Identity, Integration Services, Engagement Services, and Sync Services manually for secured environments and Tomcat multi-node installation