HashSphere Console

How to integrate and use the HashSphere Console

Overview

HashSphere Console provides visibility into platform health and throughput. It is designed for DevOps and technical support teams.

You can view:

• Node and service status

• Transaction volume by type

• Transactions per second (TPS)

• Time to consensus

Console setup

The HashSphere team sets up the Console. You configure your corporate identity provider (IdP) to grant access.

Your IdP must support OIDC. If it does not, coordinate an alternative during onboarding.

1. Create a new group within your IdP that will contain all the users who should have access to the Console. You could also reuse an existing group if you already have one that’s suitable.

2. Update the configuration of your IdP with the redirect URLs provided for your environment.

OIDC_REDIRECT_URL= https://iob.hashsphere.info/login/oidc/callback/
OIDC_LOGOUT_CALLBACK_URL=https://iob.hashsphere.info/login#
This url should also be added in the IdP configuration inside "Allowed Logout URLs"
REDIRECT_POST_LOGIN=https://iob.hashsphere.info/dashboard/

Replace iob.hashsphere.info with your Console domain. The HashSphere team will confirm the correct values during onboarding.

1. Share the following values with the HashSphere team

OIDC_CLIENT_ID

OIDC_CLIENT_SECRET

OIDC_ISSUER_URL

OIDC_AUDIENCE

OIDC_SCOPE

Adding users

To grant access, add users to the IdP group created for Console access.

Users also need network access to the HashSphere endpoints. Without that, they will not reach the Console login screen.

Console data: dashboard

The Dashboard is the primary landing screen for the Console and contains overview information about the health and utilization of the environment.

Network overview

This screen includes

• Total number of entities created. Entity limits depend on node sizing.

• A breakdown of commonly used entity types via View Details.

• Total user accounts created.

• Active consensus nodes shown as active/total.

• Mirror service health status.

Transactions

This view shows transaction volumes across a selected time window. It includes totals and a breakdown by transaction type.

Transactions per second

This view shows transaction processing speed across a selected time window.

Time to consensus

This screen shows the amount of time in milliseconds between the time that a transaction is submitted to the network, and when it has been accepted by all the consensus nodes. The view can be customized across multiple time windows.

Mirror node requests

This view shows request volume across Mirror Node services.

Console data: nodes

The Nodes view shows details for each configured consensus and mirror node, including:

• Node Status (active, inactive)

• Node Type (Consensus, Mirror)

• Cloud Provider

• Cloud Region