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Quick access

Quick access is a navigation modal that lets you jump to any resource or section of Astran AlwaysReady® without leaving the keyboard. Open it from anywhere in the application.

Opening Quick access​

  • Click the Quick Access button in the top bar, or
  • Press Cmd+K (macOS) or Ctrl+K (Windows/Linux)

Quick access modal Quick access modal, type selection.

How it works​

Quick access works in three steps:

  1. Select a resource type: choose what you are looking for (bucket, process, user, etc.)
  2. Filter within that type: type to filter the matching items
  3. Open or act on the result: press Enter to open, or use the available actions in the overview panel

Resource types​

TypeWhat it showsRequired permissionWithout permission
DataBuckets in the Data explorers3:ListAllMyBuckets and s3:ListBucketVersions; then s3:GetObjectVersion to view files403 Forbidden error replaces the list / Bucket still appears in the list with a lock icon and a No access badge; opening it shows a 403 Forbidden error
ProcessAll processesck:GetKit403 Forbidden error replaces the list (lock icon, message, Go back button)
ExecutionProcess executionsProcess view access (ck:GetKit)403 Forbidden error replaces the list
UserUsersiam:ListUsers403 Forbidden error replaces the list
PolicyPoliciesiam:ListPolicies403 Forbidden error replaces the list
GroupGroupsiam:ListGroups403 Forbidden error replaces the list
NavigateApplication sections (see below)None;
RecentRecently accessed items across all typesNone;

Selecting Navigate gives you a list of application sections you can jump to directly:

  • Dashboard
  • Tasks
  • Processes
  • Executions
  • Pending completion
  • Data explorer
  • Users
  • Groups
  • Policies
  • Integrate
  • Audit logs

Selecting a navigation item brings you there immediately, skipping the overview step.

Data explorer navigation​

When opening Quick access and selecting Data, you can easily navigate in a bucket and see the associated files and folders. This allows you to access files and open them directly, without losing the context on which you're currently working.

Recent items​

The Recent type shows items you have accessed recently across all resource types. Each entry displays its type, the path or context (for example, bucket and folder for a file), and how long ago it was accessed.

Use the Clear history button at the bottom of the recent list to wipe the history.

Keyboard shortcuts​

KeyAction
↑ / ↓Move through the list
EnterSelect type, select item, or open resource
Shift+EnterPreview a file without opening it fully
Cmd+Enter / Ctrl+EnterOpen in a new tab
BackspaceGo back to the previous step (only when the search field is empty)
EscapeClose the modal (step 1) or go back to the previous step (steps 2 and 3)