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N|Solid SaaS Dashboard

The N|Solid SaaS dashboard in NodeSource Accounts is where you open your N|Solid SaaS Console, see its status, and follow guided steps to connect your applications and serverless functions. You also manage people, billing, service tokens, and SAML from here.

SaaS dashboard

Open your N|Solid SaaS Console​

Click the green VISIT NOW! button to open your N|Solid SaaS Console in a new browser window.

Visit SaaS Console Container

Multi-console management​

If you have access to more than one Console, use the console switcher in the header to choose which Console's details the page shows.

Console information​

  • Console name: click the edit (pencil) icon next to the Console status to change it.

    Console Name Editing

  • Console status: Visit Now, Hibernating, or Starting Up.

    Visit Now status - green button Hibernating status - yellow indicator Starting Up status - blue loading indicator

  • Console details: URL, number of agents, and Console version.

    Console Information Panel

  • SaaS environment variable: click anywhere in the gray area to copy it.

    SaaS Environment Variable

Connect your processes​

The Connect your processes section, below the Console information, walks you through connecting your applications or AWS Lambda functions to the N|Solid Console.

Connect your processes section with installation options

As you go, the Installation Summary menu on the left shows the steps you've completed.

Installation Summary left menu showing progress and steps

Serverless​

Click Serverless Function to see the steps for connecting AWS Lambda functions to the N|Solid Console.

Serverless Configuration Guide

Application​

Click NODE.JS APPLICATION and choose an installation type:

  • Demo: try the N|Solid Console with a sample application, without installing the N|Solid Runtime in your own application.
  • Production: install N|Solid for your own application.

Demo​

After you choose Demo, pick a Node.js version, then follow the steps to run the N|Solid Quickstart demo. You can run a demo application, an npm task, or a file.

Quickstart Options leading to either Demo, NPM Task, or File Execution

Production​

The production flow walks you through installing N|Solid in your application. Choose whether to install with npm or the N|Solid Runtime, pick a Node.js version, and then choose Docker or a traditional operating system.

Runtime/NPM installation for N|Solid

Latest N|Solid Runtime version and LTS versions

Docker or Traditional platform selection

Settings​

The left navigation includes Licensing, People, Billing, Service Tokens, and, for enterprise subscriptions, SAML. For details, see Subscription settings.

Licensing​

On Licensing, you can view your N|Solid license key and edit the subscription name.

Licensing

People​

People lists your subscription's team members. From here you can invite, remove, and manage team members, and change a member's role in the column on the right.

People

Click Show More... under Role-based access control (RBAC) to configure roles. See Role-based access control.

Roles

Billing​

Billing shows usage for your subscription, including the number of current users. You can also upgrade your plan here.

Billing

Service Tokens​

Service Tokens lets you create, rename, regenerate, and delete service tokens for CI/CD, the N|Solid Console API and MCP server, and the N|Solid IDE extension. Each token is granted permissions for NCM (whitelist and certification data) and the N|Solid Console API. See Service tokens.

Service Tokens

SAML​

Enterprise subscriptions can use an identity provider (IdP) such as Okta, PingOne, or OneLogin to manage access to N|Solid and NodeSource Accounts through SAML single sign-on. SAML (Security Assertion Markup Language) is an open standard for exchanging authentication and authorization data between an identity provider and a service provider. See Configure SAML SSO.

SAML Configuration Page

NodeSource Support