Awesome stuff… Installed and running after some DNS fun and games!
I do have a couple of quick ‘simple’ questions. I’m not a server/droplet expert, I literally followed your instruction
Based on the information I’ve seen, it is expected that you would use one Coronium install for each app?
I had hoped to utilise one installation for some ‘simple’ apps, eg: Yard sale finder and another for Knitting clubs. I had hoped to use the same installation since they wouldn’t be widely used. I get that I ‘could’, except the user registration would find the same user for the other app and confuse them. I can’t have a User account with an associated app since it would fail on a duplicate user.
I do realize I can create my own database and write it all separately, but that defeats the purpose
If I wanted 3 apps(installations),then based on current pricing I’d need 3 droplets @ $10 each. Correct?
Great setup, can’t wait to see what may arise in the future!
Thanks for the response. The user table is the part that I couldn’t see working with multiple apps giving individual logins.
After following Devs user screencast, you create a user with an ID and PW. Eg: Fred@Flintstone.com
Fred runs the knitting app, logs in and is fine.
3 months later, Fred gets a new app he saw for yard sales. If he tries to sign up he’s likely going to be confused since he will try and register as fred@flintstone.com and he’s going to get an error that he exists.
I did see ‘projects’, and I did experiment successfully with server side email. However I don’t see how users and projects inter-relate since there is no connection between the two. I did see that projects and server side API’s go hand in hand. More project stuff I have to look at.
I do understand that I can create/use as many databases as I want, either by name of by database design, I just wanted to use the User part as it’s nicely done and easy to manage
Thanks again for the response, just looking for clarity.
I could have read your post better before responding, sorry about that, was on a mobile phone in a parking lot, and while writing I could not read the post
I started with coronium before dev implemented the user API, so I have a user table per app in the SQL, it works for my purpose but I can see what you mean about wanting to use the user API.
Perhaps it would be possible for dev at some point to add a project colum to the user API.
@graham07 I do have a solution in place for “scoping” users, it’s already integrated into the database, but I need to finalize some code in the webmin and webmin api. It will be in the 2.1.1 update which should be done by end of week if not sooner.
@anaqim Thanks for jumping in to help. Much appreciated.
Awesome stuff… Installed and running after some DNS fun and games!
I do have a couple of quick ‘simple’ questions. I’m not a server/droplet expert, I literally followed your instruction
Based on the information I’ve seen, it is expected that you would use one Coronium install for each app?
I had hoped to utilise one installation for some ‘simple’ apps, eg: Yard sale finder and another for Knitting clubs. I had hoped to use the same installation since they wouldn’t be widely used. I get that I ‘could’, except the user registration would find the same user for the other app and confuse them. I can’t have a User account with an associated app since it would fail on a duplicate user.
I do realize I can create my own database and write it all separately, but that defeats the purpose
If I wanted 3 apps(installations),then based on current pricing I’d need 3 droplets @ $10 each. Correct?
Great setup, can’t wait to see what may arise in the future!
