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The StarTree Cloud Console is your central hub for managing StarTree environments. From here you can monitor your StarTree cluster, access application endpoints, and configure identity providers.

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Getting Started

Access to the Cloud Console is invitation-based. When a StarTree team member invites you, you’ll receive an email with a link to create your account. Click the link, set a password, and you’re in. If you already have an account, use Log in instead of creating a new one.

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Cluster Overview

This section summarizes the current utilization across all the environments for this account. More specifically, it shows the vCPU utilization for each of the Pinot components (Server/Broker/Controller/…)

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Environments

After logging in, you land on the Environments page — a grid of all environments your account can access. Screenshot 2026 09 03 At 12 26 46 PM Each card shows: Click any card (or its arrow) to open the environment detail page.

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Environment Detail

The environment detail page has three tabs: Pinot, App Links, and IDP.

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Pinot Tab

The Pinot tab shows all cluster components and their resource allocations. Screenshot 2026 09 03 At 12 30 36 PM Component groups — Controller, Brokers, Server, Zookeeper, and Minions — are each shown as a summary card with total vCPU, RAM, and Disk. Below each summary card, individual node group cards show the instance count and per-node resources. Click the eye icon on any node group card to open a View Details drawer with:
  • CPU / Memory / Disk — exact specs for the node type
  • Compute Profile — the machine series and profile name (e.g., i4i, m6a)
  • JVM Configuration — heap size and direct memory size
  • Autoscaling (Minions only) — whether autoscaling is enabled, and the minimum and maximum instance counts
Screenshot 2026 09 03 At 12 28 29 PM Screenshot 2026 09 03 At 12 28 41 PM Minion groups with autoscaling enabled show an AUTO badge and a live instance range (e.g., 1 of 1–10). Screenshot 2026 09 03 At 12 28 53 PM The App Links tab lists all service endpoints for the environment. Use these to connect your tools and pipelines directly to the cluster.

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IDP Tab

The IDP (Identity Provider) tab lets you configure external authentication for your environment. Users will be able to log in to your Pinot cluster using your organization’s existing identity system. Screenshot 2026 09 03 At 12 29 09 PM Viewing configured providers — Each configured provider is shown as a card with its type (e.g., GitHub), client ID, and redirect URI. Adding a provider — Click + Add Provider and fill in the form:
  • Provider type — Choose OpenID Connect (OIDC) or GitHub
  • Provider Name — A friendly label for this provider
  • Client ID and Client Secret — From your identity provider’s app registration
  • Redirect URI — Auto-populated; copy this into your identity provider’s allowed callback URLs
  • Issuer URI (OIDC only) — The OIDC issuer URL (e.g., https://accounts.google.com)
  • Groups Filter (optional) — Restrict access to users in specific groups
You can view, edit, or delete existing providers using the icons on each provider card.

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Coming Soon

The following features are on the roadmap: Self-service capacity management — Scale your Pinot Servers, Brokers, and Minion pools directly from the console without opening a support ticket. Set instance counts and resource profiles on demand. Usage dashboard — View vCPU-hour consumption, memory usage, and storage trends over time — broken down by component and environment over time — to understand your resource footprint.