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Software Information

Read-only overview of the current software state. It summarizes the versions of each component and key runtime flags so operators can verify a deployment at a glance.

You can find this view by clicking on the last icon of the Sidebar.

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What you see on this page

Field What it means Typical source When it changes
Frontend Version Version of the UI bundle that’s currently deployed. Frontend build metadata (e.g., CI/CD commit/tag). On the next frontend release/deploy.
Backend Version Version of the API/service running behind the UI. Backend build metadata (e.g., CI/CD commit/tag). On the next backend release/deploy.
Database Version Schema/migrations version the application expects/is running on. Migration framework (e.g., migration number or tag). When a new migration is applied.
SSO Enabled Whether Single Sign-On is currently active for the application. Security/auth configuration. When toggled/configured in SSO Config.
System Logs Enabledn Whether system/application logs collection is enabled. Logging configuration. When toggled/configured in System Logs.
Maintenance Mode Whether the application is in maintenance (restricted) mode. Runtime/feature flag. When toggled in Maintenance Mode.

These values are display-only here. Configuration changes are made from their dedicated tabs (e.g., SSO Config, System Logs, Maintenance Mode) or via your deployment pipeline.

Actions & permissions

  • Refresh — Re-loads the latest values from the server.
  • No “New” — There is no create action on this page.
  • Read-only — The Software Info tab itself has no edit controls.
  • Visibility — If you have access to Software Settings, you can view this tab. Edit rights live on the specific settings tabs or require owner/admin privileges, depending on your deployment.

Troubleshooting

  • A version looks stale after a deploy

    Click Refresh. If it’s still stale, verify that the deployment finished and that the service reports the new version (CI/CD artifact, environment variable, or health endpoint).

  • Database Version doesn’t match the code release

    Ensure all migrations ran successfully. The application might be on a newer build while the database didn’t migrate (or vice versa).

  • Flags show unexpected values (SSO/Logs/Maintenance)

    Check the corresponding settings tab or your config management. You may need the appropriate role/ownership to change them.