Implementing Topology Manager
This section explains how to implement your business logic in Topology Manager.
- Slide-out navigation Topology Management screen
From the top left of the Content Manager Explorer user interface or the Experience Manager interface, open the slide-out navigation to access the Topology Management screen. This screen shows configured Content Delivery environments, their associated Web sites, and the Web applications associated with each Web site. To see this screen, you require the Topology Manager Read Privilege. - PowerShell scripts for managing your Topology Manager environment
When you initially set up your Topology Manager environment, you used PowerShell scripts beginning withAdd-Ttmto create and configure the various Topology Manager items. To manage the environment, use a number of other PowerShell scripts (installed along with Topology Manager). - Configuring integrated authentication for the Topology Manager database
To set up integrated authentication, edit the web.config file of the Topology Manager Web application on the server(s) where Topology Manager is installed, and configure permissions and user accounts on the Topology Manager database server itself. - Mapping Topology Manager roles to Windows groups
Topology Manager includes a number of role that you can map to Windows user groups. - Exporting and importing Content Delivery information between Topology Manager instances
In a setup where you have multiple Topology Manager instances running side by side, for example in a hybrid Cloud setup, you may want to export the definitions of your Content Delivery environments (Web sites, Web applications and so on) from one Topology Manager instance and import them into another. After you have imported the definitions, you can run synchronize cmdlets to actually recreate the Content Delivery environment(s) in your target instance.