What is Central Administration in SharePoint 2013 Central ad What it Contains ?

Central administration is a graphical interface utility to perform various functions related to SharePoint. These functions are classified as:
1. Application Management: Enables  user to manage web application, service application , create site collection and content database.
2. System Setting: Enables user to manage server, services and farm features. It also enables to configure alternate access mapping.
3. Monitoring: Enables user to review problems and solutions, web analytic
Central administration Page for SharePoint 2013. very sorry for error
report and check Job status.
4. Backup and restore: Backup and Restore enables user to perform backup, Restore from a backup and a site collection backup.
5. Security: Security enables user to manage the farm administrators group and Configure service accounts.
6. Upgrade and Migration: Upgrade and Migration enables user to convert farm license type, Check product and patch installation status And Check upgrade status
7. General Application Settings: General Application Settings enables users to Configure send to connections, Configure content deployment paths and jobs Manage form templates
8. Office 365 : Integration of SharePoint with office 365 .
9. Apps : Download apps from SharePoint store and use them where ever required.



10. . Configuration Wizard: Configuration provides various wizards to perform configuration tasks.

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