Search Results for "role based access control"

...Its backend uses Spring Boot, Spring Security, Redis, and JWT, with parallel branches for multiple Spring Boot generations. The classic frontend uses Vue, Element UI, Vuex, and Vue Router, while compatible Vue 3 variants are also available. It provides dynamic permission menus, role-based access control, multi-terminal authentication, and data-scope permissions. Built-in modules cover users, departments, positions, menus, roles, logs, scheduled jobs, monitoring, and system configuration. A code generator can create frontend and backend CRUD code to accelerate development of business and administrative systems.

...Designed for homelab enthusiasts, developers, and growing teams, Dockhand offers real-time container lifecycle controls, visual editors for stacks, and a dashboard that shows system metrics like CPU and memory usage. The platform supports Git integration for deploying and syncing Compose stacks directly from repositories, interactive log streaming, and shell access into containers. It also includes tools for managing images, volumes, networks, and container events, making it a comprehensive alternative to traditional command-line workflows. Authentication, single sign-on (OIDC/SSO), role-based access control, and enterprise features make it suitable for professional use as well.

RuoYi-Cloud is an open-source Java rapid-development platform built for distributed microservice applications. It separates the frontend from a Spring Boot, Spring Cloud, and Spring Cloud Alibaba backend. Nacos provides service registration and configuration, Redis supports authentication, Sentinel handles traffic control, and Seata manages distributed transactions. The project includes gateway, authentication, system, code-generation, job, file, and monitoring modules. It supports multiple...

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Target of the project is to simplify access right management of a Subversion server running with webdav on apache2. Users and groups can be imported out of an LDAP directory or added manually.