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Frequently asked questions

Short answers to the questions people ask most about Curade, its accounts, its data, CLEO and who can see your dashboards.

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Short answers to the questions that come up most. Each links on to the page with the detail.

Accounts

Can I sign up for Curade myself?

No. A Platform Admin creates every account and gives it its roles (Get access).

What do I do if I forget my password?

Select Forgot password? on the sign in page and follow the link in the email within five minutes (Sign in).

Can I use Curade in Bahasa Melayu?

No. Curade's screens are in English, and these docs come in English and Bahasa Melayu, quoting each control as the screen shows it.

Data

Why does a page show every source when I picked one?

Dashboards and reports always cover the whole tenant, whatever you pick. Capacity planning and transactions follow the sources you pick (Tenants and sources).

How often does Curade collect data?

Host and disk readings arrive every minute from most sources and every hour from the rest, and transactions once a day (Data collection).

How far back can I look?

Host, disk and transaction history is kept for seven years.

CLEO

Can CLEO change anything?

No. CLEO reads and explains. It cannot change your environment or run a pipeline.

Who can read my chats with CLEO?

A new chat starts Read Only, so everyone in the tenant can read it. Make it Private to keep it to yourself (CLEO).

Dashboards

Who can see my dashboards?

Nobody else while a dashboard is Private, which is how every new one starts. Read Only lets the tenant view it, and Public lets the tenant change it too (Dashboard).

This page describes Curade 3.0.0, the latest version.

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