RayData Web manages user permissions through a fine-grained access control system. This system allows administrators to define specific roles and permissions for different users or user groups, ensuring that each user can only access the data and functionalities they are authorized to use.
For example, administrators can create roles such as "Viewer," "Editor," and "Admin," each with different levels of access. A "Viewer" might only be able to view data, while an "Editor" can modify data, and an "Admin" has full control over the system.
RayData Web uses a combination of role-based access control (RBAC) and attribute-based access control (ABAC) to manage permissions. RBAC assigns permissions based on roles, while ABAC allows for more dynamic and context-sensitive access control by evaluating attributes such as user identity, resource type, and environmental conditions.
In the context of cloud services, similar permission management systems are often provided by cloud providers. For instance, Tencent Cloud offers a comprehensive set of identity and access management (IAM) services that allow you to control who can access your cloud resources and what they can do with them.