Logging into Grid Manager and Repository Manager


The BMC Atrium Orchestrator Grid Manager (Grid Manager) component resides on the CDP server and enables you to monitor and manage a BMC Atrium Orchestrator environment. Grid Manager provides a user interface to add and maintain grids, peers, adapters, modules, and process schedules. You can use Grid Manager to manage module deployment and activation. You can also use Grid Manager to enable collection of metrics about grid and process performance.

The repository stores BMC Atrium Orchestrator content, such as adapters and workflow modules, in a central location. As the source of record, the repository is accessed by a multitude of users, including workflow developers, software testers, and system administrators. The repository enforces versioning and keeps a history of workflow modules through their revisions. It also offers role-based access control to ensure that users can access only the appropriate content. Each environment that you maintain, such as separate production and development environments, has its own repository. The Repository Manager, the user interface to the repository, enables you to manage and transfer content.

You log onto Grid Manager or Repository Manager using a web browser.

Note

For information about supported web browsers and other system requirements, see BMC Solution and Product Availability and Compatibility Utility (SPAC requires a Support login). Log in using your support ID, search for BMC Atrium Orchestrator Platform and choose the current release to display compatibility information.

This page includes the following sections:

Before you begin

To log into Grid Manager

  1. From a web browser, navigate to the appropriate URL for the protocol that you are using:

    Protocol

    URL

    HTTPS

    https://FullyQualifiedDomainName:CDPWebServerPort/baocdp

    HTTP

    http://FullyQualifiedDomainName:CDPWebServerPort/baocdp

    • FullyQualifiedDomainName represents the host name of the server and the domain name where the configuration distribution peer (CDP) is installed (for example, localhost.bmc.com or server1.bmc.com)
    • CDPWebServerPort represents the actual web server port defined during the CDP server installation. (The default port number is 38080.) 

The BMC Atrium single Sign-On logon page is displayed. 

2. Log in using your Grid Manager user name and password.

Security is provided through user accounts created in BMC Atrium Single Sign-On. BMC Atrium Single Sign-On defines the administrator user group. Use an account that is a member of the administrator user group to assign additional user accounts as needed. The administrator account covers all of the actions that you can perform in Grid Manager.

To log into Repository Manager

You can access and log into Repository Manager from a web browser or you can access Repository Manager from Grid Manager if you are already logged onto Grid Manager.

To log into Repository Manager from a web browser

  1. From a web browser, use the appropriate URL to access the Repository Manager:

    Protocol

    URL

    HTTPS

    https://FullyQualifiedDomainName:repoWebServerPort/baorepo

    HTTP

    http://FullyQualifiedDomainName:repoWebServerPort/baorepo

    • FullyQualifiedDomainName represents the host name of the server and the domain name where the repository is installed (for example, localhost.bmc.com or server1.bmc.com).
    • repoWebServerPort is the web server port that was defined during installing the repository. (The default port number is 28080.)

      The BMC Atrium Orchestrator Atrium Single Sign-On logon page is displayed.
  2. Log in using the appropriate credentials.

    Note

    The default user name is AoAdmin and the default password is admin123.

To access Repository Manager from Grid Manager

  1. When logged into Grid Manager, from the Applications list, select Repository Manager.
  2. Log in using the appropriate credentials.

Where to go from here

Navigating-Grid-Manager-and-Repository-Manager

Related topics

Creating-user-accounts-and-groups-assigning-user-accounts-to-groups-in-BMC-Atrium-SSO
Managing-content-in-the-repository
User-permissions

 

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