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Introduction to Basic Concepts of the Platform

Introduction to Tencent Cloud Accounts​

Concept​

Tencent Cloud account is an identity registered by users on the Tencent Cloud platform for managing and utilizing various cloud service resources.

Note:

CloudBase platform requires a Tencent Cloud account for login.

Account UIN​

Tencent Cloud platform assigns each user a unique numeric identifier for identifying and managing account identity and permissions.

Viewing Methods​

  1. View in the upper-right corner of the Tencent Cloud Console

  2. On the CloudBase platform - Overview page, you can view the Tencent Cloud account ID

Sub-account​

Tencent Cloud sub-account is a subsidiary account created by the master account on the Tencent Cloud platform, used for fine-grained permission management and resource isolation, applicable to scenarios such as team collaboration and multi-business line management.

Sub-account Creation Process​

  1. Select "Access Management" in the upper-right corner of the Tencent Cloud Console

  2. On the Access Management - User List page, create a new user

    Note:

    The permissions of sub-accounts are assigned by the primary account through Cloud Access Management (CAM) policies. To log in to the Cloud Development platform using a sub-account, it needs to be bound to the relevant preset policies for Cloud Development. For reference, see the Sub-account Authorization Guide for WeDa Preset Policy Configuration

Multi-person Collaborative Development​

Create a Tencent Cloud sub-account and configure the preset CAM policies to enable multi-person collaborative development on the CloudBase platform.

Cloud Development Platform​

Environment ID​

Cloud Development Platform assigns a unique identifier to each independent environment, which is used to distinguish and manage different cloud resource environments for storing static resources (images, videos, etc.), data, and resource access contained in applications.

Viewing Methods​

Mini Program Authorization​

Applications built on the Cloud Development Platform need to be published to your Mini Program. You must authenticate your registered Mini Program to the Cloud Development Platform.

Authorization Path​

Cloud Development Platform - Environment Configuration - Mini Program Authorization

Cloud Console​

To support enterprise application management more efficiently, the Cloud Development Platform provides users with a preconfigured, standardized Enterprise Workspace, which includes unified user login, process center, message notifications, pending task alerts, application hub, user permissions, and portal customization settings.

Usage Path​

Cloud Development Platform - Extended Capabilities - Cloud Console Management

User Management​

  • Internal Enterprise Users: generally refers to employees, who can log in to the Enterprise Workspace to use model applications.

  • External Enterprise Users: generally refers to end consumers, who can use custom applications.

  • Organizational Structure: A common feature in enterprise management systems, including department management, reporting hierarchy management, and department heads. Primarily used for inter-organizational data management, division of responsibilities, and workflow operations.

Role Permissions​

Preconfigured with default roles including Default Visitor, Default External User, and Default Super Administrator. For developers or enterprise administrators using user permissions for the first time, they can associate the Default Visitor and Default External User roles to use custom applications, and associate the Default Super Administrator role to use model applications. All preconfigured roles cannot be modified. For more details, refer to Role Introduction.

Data Model Permissions​

Basic Permissions Support​

  • Readable by all users, writable only by the creator and administrators

  • Readable and writable only by the creator and administrators

  • Readable by all users, writable only by administrators

  • Readable and writable only by administrators

Note

Since in the editor, super administrator permissions are typically used, if data is not displayed after application deployment, please prioritize checking the basic permissions of the data model.

Custom Permissions​

The data model currently only supports permissions for custom business data, allowing the definition of view own, modify own, view own and subordinates, modify own and subordinates, view own department and sub-departments, modify own department and sub-departments, view all, modify all, and custom data access scopes.

Note

Basic permissions and custom permissions follow the maximum permission handling principle. For example, if basic permissions are set to readable and writable only by the creator and administrators, while custom permissions for external roles grant full access, then external users will have complete read and write permissions for that model.

Other​

For more information, refer to Platform Basic Concepts