SaaS management using the SaaS operation console

Manage SaaS with SaaS Operation Console

Switch console

In the SaaS operation console, functions for SaaS operation such as tenant management and user management can be used.

Until now, I think you were logged in to the SaaSus console, so click the environment button at the top of the screen (where it says development environment > ) to return to the login environment selection screen.

Then, click "SaaS Operation Console" again to switch consoles.

Create a SaaS Consumer Tenant

First, let's create two tenants for the sample application.

Click "Tenant Management" on the side menu

Click the Create Tenant button to display a popup

the first

• Name: Tenant Sample 1
• Representative email address: [email protected]
• Representative's password: Something that meets the password requirements such as [email protected]

the second

• Name: Sample App Tenant 2
• Representative email address: [email protected]
• Representative's password: Something that meets password requirements such as irG_l88r

(It's not a rule, so it's OK to enter other values.)

You have now created a tenant and one user for each tenant that belongs to that tenant.

Creating SaaS users

Let's take a look at the user list. Click User Management from the side menu.

The user created earlier is registered as the admin (SaaS administrator) role for each tenant and each environment.

In the SaaS Platform, the concept of "environment" can be used for the tenant of the SaaS customer.

For example, in SaaS that mainly uses APIs like Stripe, SaaS users need an environment for integration testing and development. SaaS administrators can define multiple environments, such as using the dev environment for these tasks and using the prod environment for actual operations.

• Of course, depending on the SaaS, multiple environments may not be necessary, so if you use a single environment, it is okay if you only consider prod.

Now, let's register one user for each tenant.

Click the "Create User" button on the top right to bring up a pop-up

For now, let's register 4 people.

Email address: [email protected]
Password: something that meets the password requirements
Tenant: Tenant sample 1
Username: User 1-1

Email address: [email protected]
Password: something that meets the password requirements
Tenant: Tenant sample #1
Username: User 1-2

Email address: [email protected]
Password: something that meets the password requirements
Tenant: Sample application tenant 2
Username: User 2-1

Email address: [email protected]
Password: something that meets the password requirements
Tenant: Sample application tenant 2
Username: User 2-2

4 additional users have been registered.

Now let's add roles to these users.

Add role to user

Click "Role Management" on the side menu

Search for the role you want to add on the screen here.

First, let's give user 1-1 and user 1-2 the role of "general user" of "development" in "tenant sample 1".

Enter the above conditions and click Search.

None is displayed because there are no users with this role yet.

Now, let's assign roles by clicking "Grant roles to users" on the upper right.

Select the email addresses of User 1-1 and User 1-2 and click Add

Role added to user

In the same way, let's give user 2-1 and user 2-2 the role of "general user" of "development" of "sample application tenant 2".

Let's check whether the role has been granted on the user management screen as well. Click "User Management" in the side menu to confirm.

Up to this point, preparations for SaaS operation have been completed.

Now let's turn your web application into SaaS!