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FAQ

What Permissions Do Cloud Admin Console Administrators Have?

Administrator permissions include: User Management, Access Control, Application Management, Approval Management, Notification Policy, Homepage Management, and Audit Logs.

What Permissions Do Internal Members Have?

Internal members refer to users added by the administrator via the console, excluding self-registered users.

Internal members have default permissions for Data Application and My Application, allowing them to view data within their permission scope and use applications.

What Permissions Do External Users Have?

External users can use the Personal Center, My Messages, and My Approvals in the Cloud Admin Console.

How to Modify Internal Members' Permissions

Administrators can log in to the cloud admin console, locate Permission Control in the sidebar, click System Roles, find "Default Internal Member", click Role Permissions, and then modify permissions for data models and custom applications.

How to Use Data Management?

The cloud console supports the database for WeChat Cloud Development. After logging in, administrators can view the database. Once the database is upgraded to a data model, it can be shared with internal members for use.

Data Management supports querying, adding, modifying, and deleting data, import and export operations, enforces strong type constraints, and provides permission control.

How to Use My Application

You can add 6 frequently used applications to the sidebar and view custom applications provided by administrators in a grouped manner.

How Does Collaborative Data Management Work?

Administrators can create new users on the "Internal Member Management" page under User Management. After setting the username, password, and mobile number, they can invite members to log in to the cloud admin console.

To modify permissions for internal members, locate "Default Internal User" within the "System Roles" page under Permission Control and adjust the permissions there.

How to Approve Without Permissions

If an internal member lacks permission to modify data, clicking the modify button will trigger an error message indicating that the member can apply for permission. After clicking apply, the administrator will receive a notification.

Administrators can log in to the cloud admin console, locate "Default Internal User" under "System Roles" within Permission Control, and adjust the role permissions.

The Relationship Between Cloud Console and Application

The applications of Cloud Console mainly include the following categories:

  1. Built-in system modules: For example, CMS (Content Management System), this type of module provides developers with functions such as content creation, publishing, and management.

  2. Applications Installed via Cloud Templates: Cloud templates are pre-configured application templates. Developers can quickly build applications by installing cloud templates without starting from scratch.

  3. Applications Developed via WeDa: WeDa is a low-code development platform provided by Tencent Cloud. Developers can use WeDa to rapidly build and deploy applications, leveraging services such as cloud functions, databases, and storage provided by CloudBase.

The relationship between Cloud Console and applications is complementary. Cloud Console provides the infrastructure and resources required for applications to run, while applications utilize these resources to implement specific functionalities and serve users.

Resolving 404 Errors in the Cloud Console (cloud-admin path)

When a 404 error occurs while accessing the Cloud Console (cloud-admin path), it is usually caused by the user deleting the index.html file in their static hosting. The following are the steps to resolve this issue:

Steps to Fix

  1. Download the index.html file

    Access the following link to download the index.html file:

    https://weda-cloud-1258344699.cos.ap-shanghai.myqcloud.com/workbench/templates/index.html

  2. Edit the index.html file

    Open the downloaded index.html file, replace window.WedaPortalConfig = {envId: '{{ envId }}'} {{ envId }} with your actual environment ID. Save as index.html, making sure to add the .html extension.

  3. Upload the index.html file

    If you are using the new version of the CloudBase Console, switch back to the old console first:

    https://console.cloud.tencent.com/tcb/hosting

    Navigate to the correct environment and check if the cloud-admin directory exists. If not, create a new folder named cloud-admin and upload the modified index.html file to the cloud-admin directory.

By following the steps above, you should be able to resolve the 404 error in the Cloud Console (cloud-admin path).