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Managing licenses

See the license status, usage and text containing all the license information, including the version number, the expiration date and the Talend Data Catalog edition from the Manage License page.

Consumer and Producer users

Talend Data Catalog allows you to define producer and consumer users.

By default, all users are consumer users.

If you are assigned to a role with capabilities associated with a Producer type such as Object Administrator, you are counted as a Producer on the license side.

If you are assigned to a role with capabilities associated with a Consumer type such as Application Designer, you are counted as a Consumer on the license side.

License Usage

In License Usage, you can see the number of active users and the maximum number of active users who can access the tool simultaneously, depending on your Talend Data Catalog license.

In addition, the duration of usage of the current license is also presented, and displayed in red if it will expire soon.

Statistics Description
Current Usage / Max
  • Current Usage means the current number of active users connected to Talend Data Catalog for each user license type.
  • Max means the maximum number of active users allowed by your license for each user license type.
Accepted Login Total The total number of login sessions accepted (authenticated and authorized)
Denied Login Total The total number of login sessions denied (not authenticated or not authorized)
Denied Login Users The count of unique users in the set of login sessions denied
Unique Users The count of unique users overall from the set of login sessions attempted
Peak Users The peak number of actively logged in users by license type

The Administrator user does not count among the maximum number of active users and can sign in at any time.

If you have an unlimited number of users with your license then any user can log in multiple times with the same username.

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