Cloud Console & Administration

As an Administrator, I want to be able to create and manage additional Admin users directly in the Jedox Cloud Console, so that I can do this quickly and independently, without needing to contact the Jedox Cloud Support Team. Acceptance Criteria: ...

As we were running our yearly planning this year, we had the problem that in the early afternoon the memory limit of the SSS was reached and the service crashes / restartet. After a lot of mails with the support team, I got the answer that it is n...

Currently, cloud console users can create security rules that restrict inbound traffic, allowing connections only for the specified IP addresses or IP ranges (IP whitelisting). See also: https://knowledgebase.jedox.com/jedox/maintenance/cloud-cons...

Admins want more control over patches and upgrades that are currently automatically applied to their environments. They would like a toggle that holds off upgrades of any sort until they decide they are ready to receive the latest greatest. If a f...

There seems to be only one global setting for the pre-shared key for all VPNs of an instance (or company VPN group of instances). This setting should be within the VPN setting and not a global setting outside. The PSK is shown in the settings of e...

R Script logs are not returned in the cloud log files, which is hard for debugging in case a rs transformation failed during a job execution. Those log files should be included into the log session in the cloud console.

For some partners, the main contact by the Jedox Support should be the partner instead of the customer. It would be great if this contact could be chosen by the customer or partner instead of always contacting the person from the contract.

I will suggest to improve the function to be able to change the SFTP access Port of both Test and Live Environment via Jedox Console. Due to company security control, the Port 22 is for SFTP, but Port 23 is restricted and used for Telnet port.

After buying a PostgreSQL database the IP whitelist has to be configured so that we can upload data from our premise. This is however only possible via a support ticket and would be easier to be configured in the Cloud Console.

2FA has recently been made available in the Cloud Console. This is great, and it is definitely needed as a hacker can wrec havoc to all servers by gaining access to the Cloud Console. The problem is, that the implementation of 2FA means that it wi...