Session Settings

  • Session Timeout:

    The maximum time for which a user session can remain active before automatically logging out.

    Example: 300 minutes.

  • Idle Timeout:

    The amount of time a session can be idle (without user activity) before it ends.

    Example: 20 minutes.

  • API Timeout:

    The time limit for API requests. This defines how long the system waits for a response from the API before timing out.

    Example: 1 second.

Application Settings

  • Password Complexity:

    Enforces rules for passwords to meet security requirements (e.g., minimum length, character types).

    Enabled: In the current configuration, password complexity is enforced.

  • Password Re-use:

    Prevents users from reusing any of their last n passwords, where n is the value entered.

    Example: 4 previous passwords cannot be reused.

Restore Options

  • Retrieval Tier:

    This determines the speed and cost of restoring data.

    • Expedited: Fastest retrieval speed, often at a higher cost.

    • Standard: Default retrieval speed, balancing speed and cost.

    • Bulk: Slowest retrieval speed, but the most cost-effective option.

    Example: Bulk retrieval is selected.

  • Restore Expiration:

    The time period for which the restored data remains available after the restore request.

    Example: 7 Days.

  • Restore Timeout:

    The maximum time allowed for the restore operation to complete.

    Example: 24 Hours.

  • Restore Interval:

    The frequency at which the restore status is checked or refreshed.

    Example: Every 5 minutes.