SUSE AI 1.0
- WHAT?
Open WebUI is a Web-based application that allows you to interact with AI models.
- WHY?
To configure Open WebUI according to both user and administrator requirements and preferences.
- EFFORT
To understand how to configure selected parts of Open WebUI takes less than 1 hour.
- REQUIREMENTS
The procedures in this article assume that the following requirements are already fulfilled:
You have successfully deployed the SUSE AI.
You can access the Open WebUI interface in your Web browser.
Your Open WebUI user account has been created, and you have received the login credentials.
You have navigated your Web browser to the URL of your instance of Open WebUI and logged in with your credentials.
Selected tasks require the Open WebUI administrator privileges.
Publication Date: 2026-03-26
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Setting base AI models
- 3 Setting the default system prompt
- 4 Setting the default AI model
- 5 Managing custom AI models
- 6 Managing user accounts
- 7 Managing a knowledge base
- 8 Managing system prompts
- 9 Authenticating via Okta
- Glossary
- A Copyright
- B GNU Free Documentation License
- B1 0. PREAMBLE
- B2 1. APPLICABILITY AND DEFINITIONS
- B3 2. VERBATIM COPYING
- B4 3. COPYING IN QUANTITY
- B5 4. MODIFICATIONS
- B6 5. COMBINING DOCUMENTS
- B7 6. COLLECTIONS OF DOCUMENTS
- B8 7. AGGREGATION WITH INDEPENDENT WORKS
- B9 8. TRANSLATION
- B10 9. TERMINATION
- B11 1. FUTURE REVISIONS OF THIS LICENSE
- B12 ADDENDUM: How to use this License for your documents
List of Figures
- 2.1 Downloading Ollama AI models
- 2.2 Entering model tag to download
- 2.3 Finding models on Hugging Face
- 2.4 Hugging Face model card
- 2.5 Ollama download on Hugging Face
- 2.6 Downloading Ollama models from Hugging Face
- 2.7 Entering model tag to download
- 2.8 Adding the Groq API
- 2.9 List of AI modules from the Groq API
- 3.1 Chat-specific system prompt
- 3.2 User-specific system prompt
- 3.3 Model system prompt
- 4.1 Chat-specific AI model
- 4.2 Default system AI model
- 5.1 Managing AI models
- 5.2 Enabling the default MCP tools
- 6.1 Pending user screen
- 6.2 Creating new users
- 6.3 Assigning user role
- 6.4 Modifying user accounts
- 7.1 Creating a new knowledge base
- 7.2 Viewing an extracted resource
- 8.1 Creating a new system prompt
- 9.1 Okta administrator panel
- 9.2 Okta configuration window
- 9.3 Open WebUI application access in Okta
- 9.4 Okta domain name
- 9.5 Client ID and secret in Okta