Topic: Getting Started
Supported Versions
Virtual Machines Amazon Linux 2023 Fedora Core OS Kali Rolling Red Hat 7 Red Hat 8 Red Hat 9 Ubuntu 20 Ubuntu 22 VyOS (Latest) Windows 10 Windows 11 Windows 2016 Windows 2019 Windows 2019 Core Windows 2022 Windows 2022 Core Appliances Red Hat 6 Solaris 11 Ubuntu 16 Ubuntu 18 Windows 2008 R2 Windows 2012 R2 Windows 7 Windows 8 Windows XP Supported Browsers Google Chrome Microsoft Edge Safari Supported OS in VMWare environment m10 v100 A40 Centos 8 13.
Virtual Machines Amazon Linux 2023 Fedora Core OS Kali Rolling Red Hat 7 Red Hat 8 Red Hat 9 Ubuntu 20 Ubuntu 22 VyOS (Latest) Windows 10 Windows 11 Windows 2016 Windows 2019 Windows 2019 Core Windows 2022 Windows 2022 Core Appliances Red Hat 6 Solaris 11 Ubuntu 16 Ubuntu 18 Windows 2008 R2 Windows 2012 R2 Windows 7 Windows 8 Windows XP Supported Browsers Google Chrome Microsoft Edge Safari Supported OS in VMWare environment m10 v100 A40 Centos 8 13.
Services and CollabTools
Services and CollabTools In addition to our flagship service, CONS3RT, Arcus is proud to offer users easy and convenient access to such CollabTools as Atlassian Suite (Bitbucket, Confluence, Jira) and GitLab. Navigate to Arcus and sign in. To access a given service, simply select the corresponding tile, and it will open in a new tab with the login information automatically entered. For those using CONS3RT, the name of the default project will appear under the CONS3RT bowtie.
Services and CollabTools In addition to our flagship service, CONS3RT, Arcus is proud to offer users easy and convenient access to such CollabTools as Atlassian Suite (Bitbucket, Confluence, Jira) and GitLab. Navigate to Arcus and sign in. To access a given service, simply select the corresponding tile, and it will open in a new tab with the login information automatically entered. For those using CONS3RT, the name of the default project will appear under the CONS3RT bowtie.
Customer FAQs
Question: When a user is sent a link to upload a file to Arcus to his/her email, how long is the link valid? If there is no limit on this, can there be? Example: User A uploads a file. User A then leaves his/her current role and should no longer be able to upload a file. Since this was a link and the user need not be registered in Arcus could he/she keep uploading files indefinitely?
Question: When a user is sent a link to upload a file to Arcus to his/her email, how long is the link valid? If there is no limit on this, can there be? Example: User A uploads a file. User A then leaves his/her current role and should no longer be able to upload a file. Since this was a link and the user need not be registered in Arcus could he/she keep uploading files indefinitely?
Request a Project
To request a new project for your team, please email the support team at support@arcus-cloud.io. In addition, please review the pricing info for your Arcus site.
To request a new project for your team, please email the support team at support@arcus-cloud.io. In addition, please review the pricing info for your Arcus site.
Joining a Project
When your account is registered and approved into Arcus, you will be able to log in and navigate the site but to build assets and deploy machines, you need to be: Added to an active project or request a new project Granted permissions by a project owner Each project self-manages access to their own projects, so you need to contact the project to be added. The community team does not grant access to projects.
When your account is registered and approved into Arcus, you will be able to log in and navigate the site but to build assets and deploy machines, you need to be: Added to an active project or request a new project Granted permissions by a project owner Each project self-manages access to their own projects, so you need to contact the project to be added. The community team does not grant access to projects.
System Requirements
Hardware and Software User systems require a modern web browser with Javascript enabled; no plugins or additional software are necessary. Sites supporting government users (e.g Arcus) requires the use of PKI certificate credentials for authentication. Note: A card reader may be needed to access certificate-based sites. Supported Web Browsers Linux: Firefox, Chrome Mac: Safari, Firefox, Chrome Windows: Internet Explorer (10 or higher), Firefox, Chrome Internet Explorer 9 can be used in the application but not in Compatibility mode.
Hardware and Software User systems require a modern web browser with Javascript enabled; no plugins or additional software are necessary. Sites supporting government users (e.g Arcus) requires the use of PKI certificate credentials for authentication. Note: A card reader may be needed to access certificate-based sites. Supported Web Browsers Linux: Firefox, Chrome Mac: Safari, Firefox, Chrome Windows: Internet Explorer (10 or higher), Firefox, Chrome Internet Explorer 9 can be used in the application but not in Compatibility mode.
Setting Default Project
When first logging in to Arcus, you will be placed into your default project. Set your default to the project you are actively working. To set your default project: Log in to the Arcus site Click on the Profile icon in the top-right Click Profile and Account Click Projects Under Default Project, set your desired default project Click Save More Help Review this topic with our video tutorials:
When first logging in to Arcus, you will be placed into your default project. Set your default to the project you are actively working. To set your default project: Log in to the Arcus site Click on the Profile icon in the top-right Click Profile and Account Click Projects Under Default Project, set your desired default project Click Save More Help Review this topic with our video tutorials:
Product Overview
Arcus is a cloud orchestration and cloud services software, empowering users to leverage public and private clouds in developing, validating, securing and fielding software systems that enable them to achieve their objectives of Agile Development, Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery. Arcus provides the access to, and automation of, the resources necessary for the development, testing and fielding of simple to complex software systems, pulling from a library of various assets (software tools, virtual systems, networks, tests, etc.
Arcus is a cloud orchestration and cloud services software, empowering users to leverage public and private clouds in developing, validating, securing and fielding software systems that enable them to achieve their objectives of Agile Development, Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery. Arcus provides the access to, and automation of, the resources necessary for the development, testing and fielding of simple to complex software systems, pulling from a library of various assets (software tools, virtual systems, networks, tests, etc.
Support Requests
There are two primary ways to access the Arcus support system: Can’t Log in? From the home page at Arcus, click on the Support tab. Logged in: Click on the Profile Icon in the top-right and then select the Support option from the drop-down menu. You will be redirected to the “Getting Help” page. The “Getting Help” page includes how-to guides, instructional videos, links to the Knowledge Base, and API Documentation.
There are two primary ways to access the Arcus support system: Can’t Log in? From the home page at Arcus, click on the Support tab. Logged in: Click on the Profile Icon in the top-right and then select the Support option from the drop-down menu. You will be redirected to the “Getting Help” page. The “Getting Help” page includes how-to guides, instructional videos, links to the Knowledge Base, and API Documentation.