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Last updated 11 months ago

To manage and oversee all deployed instances and their associated metrics, you need a Blockflow console account. If you do not already have one, . After account creation, select your desired plan. You can then create a new project, or a default project named "First Project" will be provided.The Blockflow console serves as a platform for monitoring various aspects of your deployment, including metrics, instances, databases, and APIs. Additionally, it allows you to query and interact with any deployed databases directly from the console.​


Obtaining User ID and Project ID

To retrieve your userId, navigate to the "Settings" tab within the Blockflow console. Once there, you can locate and copy your userId.

To obtain the projectId, go to the home page of the specific project you are working with. The projectId will be displayed underneath the project name. Copy this value.

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