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Setting up Gateway Preferences, registering and modifying Compute Resources, Application Modules, Application Interfaces, and Application Deployments are tasks for gateway administrators. To follow below steps your user account requires administrator privileges. After you create the user account send a request to Airavata Mailing List  to obtain admin access. Test-drive gateway link: https://testdrive.airavata.org

Tutorial I - Experiment Statistics

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1. In order to crete user roles navigate to Admin Dashboard → Roles.
2. Gateway Admin can create user roles and assign existing users to the roles. 
   NOTE: 
3.  Currently, there are  pre-defined 3 user roles in the gateway. 
   1. Admin - Gateway admin is the only user with this role. Has complete access admin dashboard features; create, modify and delete compute resources, user roles, Applications ,etc...
   2. Admin-read-only - This is more use to the users who are part of the gateway admin group. This allows view-only access to all admin dashboard features.
   3. Gatewauser Gateway-user - All the active end-users are in this category. When a user creates the account they will be auto assigned to this role 
   4. Pending-user - This is the role assigned to users when they create the account and prior to give access to create and launch experiments.

Manage Users within a User Role

1. Gateway admin user can assign and remove users from user roles.
2. All When the role changes users will be notified via email with message 'Your privileges have changed!'
3. For changes to take place users always has to log out and log in again users are in the internal/everyone roles and users at least has to have this role in order to use the gateway.
   
   

Tutorial III - Register and Manage Compute Resources

Register Compute Resource

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1. To register a new compute resource navigate to ‘Admin Dashboard --> Compute Resource → Register’.
   Hint: Mandatory fields are tagged with ‘*’
2. In the page; enter
   1. Hostname (Required to communicate with the resource)
   2. Host Aliases
   3. IP addresses
   4. Resource Description
   Click ‘Create’ and save above information. Upon saving another field; Maximum Memory Per Node ( In MB ) will appear. Enter the memory per node and click ‘Save Changes’ button.
3. Upon saving 3 more tabs will appear;
   1. Queues: Enter job queue information in the resource
   2. File System: Enter file path locations of the compute resource
   3. Job Submission Interfaces: Protocol information required for job submissions.
   4. Data Movement Interfaces: Protocol information required for input and output data stagings and transfers.

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