Trento is an open cloud native Web console that aims to help SAP Basis consultants and administrators to check the configuration, monitor and manage the entire OS stack of their SAP environments, including HA features.
Publication Date: 2025-10-16
- 1 What is Trento?
- 2 Lifecycle
- 3 Requirements
- 4 Installing Trento Server
- 5 Installing Trento Agents
- 6 User management
- 7 Single Sign-On integration
- 8 Activity Log
- 9 Performing configuration checks
- 10 Checks Customization
- 11 Using Trento Web
- 12 Housekeeping
- 13 Managing tags
- 14 Integration with SUSE Multi-Linux Manager
- 15 Rotating API keys
- 16 Updating Trento Server
- 17 Updating a Trento Agent
- 18 Updating Trento Checks
- 19 Uninstalling Trento Server
- 20 Uninstalling a Trento Agent
- 21 Reporting an Issue
- 22 Problem Analysis
- 23 Compatibility matrix between Trento Server and Trento Agents
- 24 Highlights of Trento versions
- 25 More information
List of Figures
- 1.1 Architectural overview
- 9.1 Pacemaker cluster details
- 9.2 Pacemaker Cluster Settings—Checks Selection
- 9.3 Check results for a cluster
- 9.4 Unmet expected result detail view
- 11.1 Dashboard with the global health state
- 11.2 Hosts entry
- 11.3 saptune Summary section
- 11.4 saptune details view
- 11.5 Pacemaker clusters
- 11.6 SAP Systems
- 11.7 SAP System Details
- 11.8 HANA databases
- 11.9 HANA Database details
- 12.1 Clean up button in Hosts overview
- 12.2 Clean up button in Host details view
- 12.3 Clean up button SAP systems overview
- 12.4 Clean up button in SAP system details view
- 14.1 SUSE Multi-Linux Manager settings
- 14.2 Available software updates in the Host Details view
- 14.3 Available Patches overview
- 14.4 Upgradable Packages overview
- 14.5 Advisory Details view
- 15.1 Checks catalog