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File:Server Manager - create session with new configuration.png|Once successful, you'll be able to select your newly added configuration file from the list when you create a new session. In this example, we uploaded a new ''version'' of an existing configuration file 'North_Sea_Digitwin_basic', so from the first dropdown list you would select that, and from the second ''version'' dropdown list, you would select the new version.
File:Server Manager - create session with new configuration.png|Once successful, you'll be able to select your newly added configuration file from the list when you create a new session. In this example, we uploaded a new ''version'' of an existing configuration file 'North_Sea_Digitwin_basic', so from the first dropdown list you would select that, and from the second ''version'' dropdown list, you would select the new version.
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Revision as of 09:12, 1 May 2024

On this page you will learn how to:

  • Set up your own MSP Challenge server sessions after installing the full platform
  • Managing your own MSP Challenge server session using the Server Manager application

This manual assumes you've installed the full platform one way or another, and are ready to get started with the Server Manager application as explained at the end of the installation manual page concerning the full platform.

Setting up a new MSP Challenge server session

To create a new server session - or to put it in other terms - to create a new instance of for example the North Sea, open your Server Manager web application (for more information, see the full platform installation manual), and from there, here's what you do next:

Are you using your own GeoServer?

If you want to use your own GeoServer installation, then add it before setting up a new server session:

Managing MSP Challenge server sessions

Advanced MSP Challenge Server Manager options

This page was last edited on 1 May 2024, at 09:12. Content is available under GPLv3 unless otherwise noted.