This section explores the Services page on CryptoHub and explains what deployable services are, what they can do, how to use them, and more. To access the Services page and deploy an integrated service, follow this step:Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.futurex.com/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
You need the Services Management permission to access the Services page.
Add a service
The Available Services tab displays a list of all undeployed services that you can add to your CryptoHub device. To deploy a service, follow these steps:Select Available Services for a list of all undeployed services that you can add to your CryptoHub.To find the service you want to add, perform one of the following options:
- Use the left-side menu to browse by category, for example, Data Storage. Then scroll until you find the service you would like to add.
- Select Home from the left-side menu and use the Search Bar at the top. Enter the name of the service you’re looking for.
After you find a service you want to add, select it, and you can perform the following options:
- Select [ Deploy ] to deploy the service.
- Select [ Documentation ] to read further documentation on the service.
- Hover your mouse over the service on the Available Services page and select the [ Deploy ] button that pops up.
Follow the on-screen instructions to deploy the service. Depending on the service you deploy, the instructions might vary, but generally, you must perform the following tasks:
- Name the service (defaults to the official name).
- (Optional) Modify the service category.
- Decide what roles or identities need access.
Manage services
Depending on the type of service you’ve deployed, you have different management tools available to you. Some services deploy clients to one or multiple workstations or require external accounts. To access all available and deployed services on your unit, you need the Services Management permission. To access and manage only specifically deployed services, you need the deployed service added to the Service Permissions list of your role.Manage a deployed service
The Deployed Services tab lists all deployed services you have added to your CryptoHub device. After you deploy a service, you might be able to make configuration changes or further use the service by selecting it from the Deployed Services page. To access a deployed service, follow these steps:Services are split into categories. Locate the service you want to use and then select it to open it.
After the service is open, you see the following details:
- A description of the service
- Name
- Type
- Category
- Date of creation
Delete a deployed service
If you want to remove a deployed service, follow these steps:Select the Trashcan Icon in the upper right.The Delete Service window asks you what you want to do with the associated objects, such as roles and identities created specifically for this service. You need to identify which role becomes the parent of any other orphaned objects if you decide to delete them.
| Configuration | Description |
|---|---|
| Delete | Remove the service from your CryptoHub device. You can redeploy the service later if needed. |
| Preserve | Keep them active and available on your CryptoHub device. You must then decide what to do with the roles and identities created for this service, and you might need to select a role to reparent associated objects. |
| Archive | Keep them inactive and hidden on your CryptoHub device. You must then decide what to do with the roles and identities created for this service, and you might need to select a role to reparent associated objects. |
Manage deployed service permissions
In CryptoHub application version7.0.3.15 and onward, deployable services have granular, identity-based permission controls. These controls allow you to set how identities can interact with integrated objects.
To access these tools, follow these steps:
Select [ Permissions ] and set the following options per-identity:
- Use: Allows or denies access to the service.
- Modify Objects: Allows or denies modification of existing objects.
- Add Objects: Allows or denies creation of new objects.
- Delete Objects: Allows or denies deletion of existing objects.
- Manage Service: Allows or denies configuration of the deployed service’s settings.

