1. What Does This Page Cover?

3. Navigation Guide to Connections

4. Manage Connections

1. View connection details page
2. Edit a connection
3. Switch Authorization of a Connection
   
4. Revoke Authorization
   
5. Edit Authorization Name
6. Disable a connection
7. Enable a connection
8. View connection references
9. Delete a connection
10. Enable or disable connection access to an application
11. Use different authorizations for different environments
12. View and manage authorizations of logged-in user connections
    

4.1 View Connection Details Page

1. Navigate to Microservices and click on the required connection card under Connections, as shown below.
   

1. The display name that was auto-generated or given by the user for the connection. This can be edited by clicking the edit icon present beside the name.
2. Link Name: A unique name generated for the connection in the backend. This can be used in Deluge integration tasks and invoke URL scripts to establish authorization.
3. List of applications that use the connection.
4. Permission: The scopes that were selected by the user while creating the connection.
5. Authorization Owner: Represents whether the connection can be authorized only by admin (Admin connection) or by any user (Logged-in user connection)
6. Authorization: Specifies if the same authorization is used across all three environments or different authorizations are used for each environment.
7. Authorized Account: The display name of the connected account if the connection is authorized. This auto-generated name can be edited by clicking the edit icon present beside the authorized account name.

1. Connection access: Enable or disable the connection's access to a specific application or view its references to find the accurate places where the connection is used in an application.
2. Others: Information such as Created by, Created on, Last modified by, and Last modified on.

4.2. Edit a Connection

1. Navigate to Microservices and hover over the connection card that you want to edit.
   
2. Click the horizontal ellipsis (three dots) icon at the top-right corner of the card, then click Edit Connection.
   
   
3. Provide the information you want to update, then click Update.
    

4.5 Edit Authorization Name

4.6. Disable a Connection

1. Navigate to Microservices. All the connections available in your account will be listed under the Connections section.
   
2. Hover over the connection card that you want to disable.
   
3. Click the horizontal ellipsis (three dots) icon at the top-right corner of the card, then click Disable.
   

4.7. Enable a Connection

1. Navigate to Microservices. All the connections available in your account will be listed under the Connections section.
   
2. Hover over the greyed-out connection card that you want to enable.
   
3. Click the horizontal ellipsis (three dots) icon at the top-right corner of the card, then click Enable.
   

4.8. View Connection References

1. Navigate to Microservices. All the connections available in your account will be listed under the Connections section.
   
2. Hover over the desired connection card.
   
3. Click the horizontal ellipsis (three dots) icon at the top-right corner of the card, then click References.
   

4.9. Delete a Connection

1. Navigate to Microservices. All the connections available in your account will be listed under the Connections section.
   
2. Hover over the connection card that you want to delete.
   
3. Click the horizontal ellipsis (three dots) icon at the top-right corner of the card, then click Delete.
   
4. If the connection is not used in any of your applications, it will be deleted immediately once you click Delete in the confirmation popup that appears. 
   
   
5. Otherwise, a popup with details of all the places where you have used the connection will be displayed. You need to delete all the mentioned usage in order to Proceed to Delete the connection.
   
   

4.10. Enable or Disable Connection Access to an Application

4.11. Use Different Authorizations for Different Environments

1. Navigate to the connection details page by clicking the connection card and click Authorize.
   
   
2. Select the Authorized Account from the dropdown and select the environment. Click Reuse.
   
   Note: Please make sure you have enabled the Use different authorizations for different environments property when creating the connection itself. Only if you've enabled the property, you can select the environments here.
3. In order to authorize a connection with a different credential, click Link New Account. Select the environment where the authorization needs to be mandated. Click Authorize.
   
   

4.12. Manage Authorizations of Logged-in User Connections

1. View all authorizations
2. Switch authorization
   
3. Revoke authorization 
4. Mark an account as primary
   

1. Navigate to the connection details page by clicking the connection card and click View all Authorizations.
   

1. Navigate to the View all Authorizations page and hover over another admin's authorization that you want to mark as primary.
2. Click the horizontal ellipsis and click Mark as Primary.
   
   
3. Select Proceed in the confirmation pop-up that appears.
   

5. Points to Note

1. Connections can only be created by super admin, admins and developers.
2. System connections can only be authorized by the super admin, admins and developers.
3. Logged-in user connections can only be created in C6.
4. For creating datasources and schedulers using logged-in user connections, the primary account is mandatory to channelize integrated services through a single account.
5. Only the connection with the same authorization for all environments can be used for creating datasource.
   

6. Related links

1. Understand Connections
2. Create and Authorize Connection
3. Connection in Live and Edit Mode