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Confluent Cloud Console Basics¶
The Confluent Cloud Console enables you to view and create environments, clusters, topics, view your account billing information, and more. This topic describes some common tasks you can complete in the Cloud Console, such as:
- Adding and deleting Apache Kafka® clusters
- Changing your password
- Creating and viewing API keys
- Viewing billing information
- Installing the Confluent CLI and accessing support
注釈
If you are using AWS Transit Gateway and need to add or delete clusters, contact Confluent Support.
Use the Cloud Console¶
Access the Cloud Console at the following URL:
To access the console, you will be required to sign sign in to your Confluent Cloud account. You can sign up for a free account, if you don't have an account.
The next few sections describe the basics of accessing and using the Cloud Console.
Supported web browsers¶
The latest stable versions of the following web browsers are supported by Confluent Cloud Console:
User session timeouts¶
Each time you access your Confluent Cloud account in the Cloud Console from a web browser, you will be required to sign in. There are limits on how long you can remained signed in to your account with and without activity. The limits are as follows:
- Idle timeout: If no activity is seen in the Cloud Console browser tab for 30 minutes, you will be logged out.
- Maximum timeout: You can be logged in to Confluent Cloud for a maximum of 8 hours. After 8 hours, you will be logged out and must sign in again. This is enforced regardless of activity.
These are default settings and cannot be configured or changed.
Domains required by the Cloud Console¶
The Cloud Console requires access to the following domains to function properly:
- Access to static assets, such as fonts and images:
- Access to Stripe (payment info):
- Access to the Confluent Metrics API:
The following domains are not required for the Cloud Console to operate properly, but are recommended:
- Sentry, for debugging purposes:
- For access to on-page help:
Built-in tutorial¶
The Confluent Cloud Console includes an in-product tutorial that guides you through the basic steps for setting up your environment. This tutorial enables you to practice configuring Confluent Cloud components from directly within the console. Sign in to the Cloud Console and follow the tutorial link or click the LEARN button in the console to start the tutorial.
View and change cluster settings¶
The Cloud Console enables you to perform several cluster-specific tasks.
Monitor cluster activity¶
You can monitor cluster activity and usage from the Clusters page within each of your environments. To view the page, log in to Confluent Cloud, choose an environment the Clusters page displays.
View cluster details¶
You can view the cloud type, provider, region, and zone availability details, and delete a cluster from the General tab.
Hover on the Cluster ID, Bootstrap server, or REST endpoint properties to access a copy-to-clipboard button for your convenience. Paste these details when you are configuring, running commands, or troubleshooting your cluster.
Change a cluster name¶
On the the Cluster settings page, you can edit the cluster name and view the provider, region, zone, availability, and other details. You may be able to change the cluster type, depending on what type it currently is. For example, you can upgrade from a Basic to Standard cluster.
On the Cluster settings page, make sure the General tab is selected, and click the Edit icon.
Edit the cluster name in Cluster name field and click Save changes.
Delete a cluster¶
The Cluster settings page enables you to delete a cluster.
注釈
If you have a dedicated cluster with private networking, you will have to delete any associated network resources, such as Private Links, before deleting the cluster.
From the Cluster settings, make sure the General tab is selected, and click Delete cluster.
You are prompted to confirm the deletion.
Create keys for a cluster¶
To create and delete API keys for cluster resources, navigate to Data Integration and choose API keys. Select a key to edit its description. For more information, see リソース別 API キー.
Access Confluent CLI and support¶
See instructions to install and use the Confluent CLI, and access Confluent support and tools from options located at the bottom of the navigation menu.
Install the CLI¶
Choose CLI and tools, located at the bottom of the navigation menu. Select the Confluent CLI tab for step-by-step instructions to install and access your Confluent Cloud environment with the Confluent CLI. For more information about how to install and use the Confluent CLI, see Confluent CLI.
Access support¶
To access Confluent support, choose Support located at the bottom of the navigation menu. The support plans display, with your current plan indicated. See Confluent Cloud support plans for details about the plans.
Access account and billing information¶
The Administration menu in the upper right enables you to access account and billing information, and create API access keys for the cloud account.
Change your password¶
From the Administration menu, click Settings > Reset password.
An email will be sent to the email address associated with the account to reset your password.
View organization bill and ID¶
From the Administration menu, click Billing & payment. The Billing page shows current accrued charges by selected environment and time period (year and month).
Click the Payment details & contacts tab to obtain your Cloud Organization ID, edit your billing information, add an address for tax purposes, or claim a Promo Code.
For more information, see the billing page.
Add users¶
To add a user:
- From the Administration menu, click Accounts & access, and click +Add user.
- Enter an email address, select an Access Role, and choose a Scope.
- Click Review and then Create.
For more information, see ユーザーアカウントの追加.