About
System configuration modules control the settings, behavior, appearance, integrations, and user experience across your Kaltura applications.
Modules are managed in the Configuration Management Console and are used to configure platform functionality such as:
- Authentication and login flows
- Navigation and branding
- Landing pages and homepages
- Registration experiences
- Channels and playlists
- User permissions and visibility
- Media display behavior
- Integrations and external services
Different applications use different sets of modules depending on the enabled features and products.
Access the Configuration Management Console
- Sign in to your Kaltura application as an administrator.
- Open the Configuration Management Console.
The URL format is: https://{your_site_url}/admin/config
The available modules display in the left navigation menu.
Understand module structure
Each module contains configurable fields and settings that control a specific platform feature or workflow.
Most modules include:
- General settings
- Feature enablement options
- Display configuration
- Permission settings
- Integration settings
- User experience behavior
Some modules also include:
- Nested configuration sections
- Repeatable component lists
- Conditional settings
- Advanced configuration fields
Changes made in the Configuration Management Console typically apply immediately after saving.
Some changes may also clear the site cache automatically.
Search for modules
Use the search field at the top of the module navigation panel to quickly locate modules by name.
You can search for:
- Module names
- Partial module names
- Related configuration keywords
Common module categories
Modules are commonly grouped into areas such as:
- Site configuration
- Design and branding
- Landing pages and components
- Authentication and registration
- Navigation and menus
- Channels and playlists
- User and permission management
- Integrations and APIs
Configure modules safely
Before changing module settings:
- Review existing configuration values
- Test changes in a staging environment when possible
- Verify permission and visibility settings
- Save changes incrementally
Some configuration changes can affect:
- Site navigation
- User access
- Authentication behavior
- Homepage visibility
- Media permissions
- Public page access
