Your account

User

Your account block sits at the bottom of the navigation: your name, tenant name and token balance. Click it to open the account menu, which holds Account settings, Connect an agent, API keys, the Notification Center, the dark mode switch, Report an issue and Sign out. The bell and the terminal button sit next to the block, outside the menu, so they are always one click away.

Account settings has five sections: Profile, Security (your password), Preferences (default queue and project), Connect an agent and API keys. To connect an agent, start with Connect an agent: the agent logs in through the browser and gets its own key. Create a key yourself only when that is not possible.

What you can change

Your name, and optionally phone, country and organisation, under Profile. The name is what other people in the tenant see against your jobs.

Your password, under Security. Changing it asks for the current one.

Email notifications, on or off. Depends on the tenant having working SMTP.

Theme. Dark mode in the account menu switches between light and dark, and is remembered per browser.

Settings that change the job form

Two account-level settings change what the submission form offers. Both are granted by an administrator, not toggled by you:

Advanced job view. Without it, CPU and memory are chosen by the scheduler and no selectors are shown. With it, you get CPU and RAM selectors, each with an automatic option, and the GPU selector additionally offers No GPU.

Default project. If set, it is preselected on every job you create.

What you cannot change

These belong to your user group or your tenant:

• Which queues you can submit to
• Your GPU limits, per job and in total
• Whether you may open public or private ports
• Whether you may add jobs at all
• Your token balance
• Which storage buckets you can reach

If the form will not let you do something

It is almost always one of the above, and the form usually names the missing permission. The fix is a request to your tenant administrator - see Users and groups for what they are actually changing.

Signing out

Sign out, at the bottom of the account menu, ends the session. Running jobs keep running and keep spending tokens; cancel them first if that is not what you want.