System management
Users and what each role may do, service accounts for programs, the agent servers from command line to configuration and sizing, authentication and sessions, single sign-on, and the audit log.
- Users and rolesEvery user has one of four roles. They are listed here in ascending order, and each role includes every permission of the roles below it.
- Service accountsA service account is a user that is a program rather than a person. A script, a scheduled job or a back-end integration uses one to call the Search2o API on …
- Agent serversAn agent server is the Python process that runs agents inside your enterprise: a FastAPI application served by Uvicorn, fully asynchronous, with exactly one …
- Agent server sizingHow many agent servers to run and how to configure them. The figures come from our own load tests on an Intel i9 at 2.40 GHz. A faster processor does proport…
- AuthenticationSearch2o has built-in authentication with email and password. An administrator sets the session and password rules on the Admin › Authentication page. People…
- Single sign-onBy default, people sign in to Search2o with an email and a password. With single sign-on they sign in through your company's identity provider instead: Micro…
- Audit logThe audit log records what changed in the account and who changed it: agents published, indexed or retagged, configuration parts and profiles edited, failed …

