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SaaS User Management Tools Comparison for 2021

SaaS user management, basically, is the process you use to manage users, roles, and permissions on an ongoing basis. This means that you identify, authenticate, and authorize all users for the specific amount of access they’ve paid for or need. If you’re in the market for a user management solution that’s comprehensive, we can help. This tool comparison will focus on the best options for managing users in SaaS applications. This way, you can find the best choice for you. Let’s get started.

No longer can you provide everyone with a super-admin role. These days, user management in SaaS applications is necessary. Before getting started, learn about SSO user management roles and permissions handling in SaaS.

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Goodbye XML, Hello SQL! ClickHouse User Management Goes Pro

Access control is one of the essential features of database management. Starting in late 2019, ClickHouse contributor Vitaly Baranov began to introduce robust, full-featured Role-Based Access Control (RBAC). As a result of this work, which included a huge number of tests implemented by the Altinity QA team, ClickHouse can now rightfully boast enterprise-level access control. Best of all, the commands are all in SQL.

User management is the front gate of RBAC. It controls access to ClickHouse itself. This article digs into new commands like CREATE USER that allow you to create, change, and delete users conveniently. We’ll focus on ways to control authentication for single ClickHouse servers. 

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Learn What Schematics Are and How To Use Them With Your React Apps

Developers love to create streamlined processes and programs that help us achieve efficiency. I've done a lot of live demos, and, over the years, I’ve noticed that my demos have a lot of instructions. Instead of writing everything down in scripts, I’ve started using automation tools powered by Schematics.

Schematics is a project that was released by the Angular team. In short, it provides an API that allows you to manipulate files and add new dependencies to any project that has apackage.json file. It can also work in non-Angular projects.