The Activation page is where you enable the NATS Content Management System. This process sets up the essential components needed for the CMS to function, ensuring you can begin building and managing your site right away.
Once complete, you'll be able to access all CMS features.
When you click Activate, the system will automatically configure the following:
Important: TMM recommends using an Object Storage + CDN solution to store your content on a separate storage system, rather than on your NATS server, to prevent any performance hits to NATS.
Creates a Local Content Server to store and serve your content from the same location as NATS. In addition to creating the Content Server, this step configures a directory where content will be stored on your NATS server at the following path:
/nats/www/cms_images/cms_data/Creates and configures an affiliate account titled "natscmsworker" with the account type set to API Account to process CMS requests. This limits the actions the account takes to the following:
transcode-take - Reserves a transcoding job from the queue.
transcode-complete - Reports a finished transcoding job to the queue.
transcode-release - Abandon a transcoding job to the queue.
transcode-update - Set the transcoding job progress.
Configures a default worker script to use the natscmsworker account to process content.
Sets the "Admin API Allowed IPs" configuration to your NATS server IP to allow the CMS to send API requests from your server.
After activating the CMS, you may want to:
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