Working with platform components — Anaconda Enterprise 4.4 documentation

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# Working with platform components

- Overview
- Viewing a platform component’s status
- Stopping services for a platform component
- Restarting services for a platform component

## Overview

Using Anaconda Adam, you can install and manage the Anaconda platform components listed below. An Adam command for managing an Anaconda component has the format:

    $ adam [platform-component] [command]

Platform component | Adam Command Prefix
--- | ---
Anaconda Enterprise Notebooks | `adam enterprise-notebooks`
Anaconda Repository | `adam repository`
Anaconda Scale | `adam scale`

You can also use Adam to install and manage the Anaconda platform on Amazon EC2 cloud-based nodes and air gapped machines.

### Default usernames and passwords

The default administrator usernames and passwords for each platform component are:

Platform component | Username | Password
--- | --- | ---
Anaconda Enterprise Notebooks | wakari | anaconda
Anaconda Repository | superuser | anaconda
Jupyter Notebook | - | anaconda

### Platform component documentation

For more information on a platform component, see:

- Anaconda Enterprise Notebooks.
- Anaconda Repository.
- Anaconda Scale.

## Viewing a platform component’s status

To view the status of a platform component, run:

    $ adam [platform-component] -n [cluster-name] status

EXAMPLE: To view the status of Repository on a cluster named “cluster”:

    $ adam repository -n cluster status

## Stopping services for a platform component

To stop services related to a platform component, run:

    $ adam [platform-component] -n [cluster-name] stop

EXAMPLE: To stop Repository services on a cluster named “cluster”:

    $ adam repository -n cluster stop

## Restarting services for a platform component

To restart services related to a platform component, run:

    $ adam [platform-component] -n [cluster-name] restart

EXAMPLE: To restart Repository services on a cluster named “cluster”:

    $ adam repository -n cluster restart