This page provides a brief explanation of the WebConsole user interface.

The user interface reflects the modular structure of the application.

The primary menu on top provides a way to select information provided by a certain module
On the Modules page, a list of modules with additional information is provided
Each module has an icon which is used to identify it in tables.

Files are stored under three different directories on the file system, which are passed along as startup parameters.

MIO_CONFIG	For read-only configuration files.
MIO_DATA	For application data such as caches and permanent storage.
MIO_LOG	For log files.

See Startup for the locations for this instance.

Properties are the primary way an application is configured.

Properties can be defined at three levels, in increasing level of importance:

Default: these values are provided via the distributed JAR files directly through Java property files.
Config: these values are provided separately via MIO_CONFIG\config.properties. When an application is under control of Puppet, this file is configured using Puppet.
Override: these values are set manually from the WebConsole and stored in MIO_DATA\override.properties.

Property overrides are persisted and therefore not lost after a restart or upgrade.