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It would be a better user flow to give the first user who signup to the server a god role which is same as a project owner for Appwrite parent project which hosts all the other projects in the server. A god user could also invite other users to become gods of the "parent" project the same way he would invite team mates to a regular project.
This flow will also allow us to create a gods dashboard with visibility on all server projects and projects resources + technical info about the server like stats, and updates.
Implementation should convert the parent project (AKA the "Console Project") to become a regular database entity created on setup and not a constant in the code. With the new Swoole implementation the performance penalty will be extremely small.
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Currently when you setup your Appwrite server, anyone can signup to it unless you set access restriction using the relevant env variables (As listed here: https://appwrite.io/docs/environment-variables#general).
It would be a better user flow to give the first user who signup to the server a
god role
which is same as a project owner for Appwriteparent project
which hosts all the other projects in the server. A god user could also invite other users to become gods of the "parent" project the same way he would invite team mates to a regular project.This flow will also allow us to create a
gods dashboard
with visibility on all server projects and projects resources + technical info about the server like stats, and updates.Implementation should convert the parent project (AKA the "Console Project") to become a regular database entity created on setup and not a constant in the code. With the new Swoole implementation the performance penalty will be extremely small.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: