Cocov Administrators are trusted users which receives an extra set of permissions that overrides the ones the instance automatically obtains from GitHub. By default, the first user to login to the instance is automatically promoted to a system administrator, which can then select other users as they deem fit. Do notice, however, that in order to promote an user to an administrative role, they must have logged into the platform at least once.

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This section contains information regarding how the platform handles permissions, and how to perform administrative and maintenance tasks that are not directly related to infrastructure tasks.

Users shows how to manage users using the Adminland. This section shows information on how to promote or demote users from administrative functions, remove users from an instance, and sync permissions or force them to be logged out.
Permissions explains how restrictions are applied to user actions based on their access level to GitHub repositories.
Service Tokens describes how to create, use, and manage Service Tokens from the Adminland interface. Those tokens are used to allow applications or integrations to access data from your instance without tying them to an specific user.
Repositories contains details on how to manage repositories present in the instance, allowing administrators to easily remove them, or free up disk space by purging their cache from an unified list.
Personal Access Tokens provides information on how PATs can be managed from the Adminland interface, allowing administrators to easily revoke personal tokens in case of exposure, and observe how users are using those tokens.
Badges provides a detailed overview of how the instance’s badger service works, and how to use it.
Organization & Repository Settings provides instructions on how to handle repository settings, and how organization settings may affect settings defined by a single repository.
Sidekiq Dashboard shows how the Sidekiq Dashboard can be accessed, how to use it, and when to use it.
Caches details how caching works on Cocov, how to control it, and how it affects runs.