Management of Subdomain
To illustrate the benefits of Subdomain management, let's follow the growth of a fictional company, EasyInjection, founded by entrepreneur Anna. She established a Domain with the same name to accommodate Weincloud services, allowing us to track the company's progression together.
Phase One: Startup Stage (1 user / 5 HMIs)
During this phase, only Admin Anna handles a small number of HMIs independently.
Phase Two: Growth Stage (4 users / 50 HMIs)
As the business expands, Anna hires three engineers: Benson, Chris, and Daniel.
While the number of HMIs to manage starts to increase, conventional management methods seem sufficient.
Phase Three: Expansion Stage (8 users / 100 HMIs)
Later, more engineers were hired: Elton, Frank, George, and Henry.
Conventional methods are no longer adequate. Apart from Admin Anna, Benson's permissions are raised to Domain Superuser to assist in managing other users and HMIs.
Phase Four: Maturity Stage (50 users / 500 HMIs)
EasyInjection has matured, reaching significant business and employee levels.
More managers' assistance is required, so permissions for Chris, Daniel, Elton, and Frank are adjusted to Subdomain Superusers. This is aimed at managing four major regions - North America, South America, Europe, and Asia - with the flexibility to add or remove users and HMIs as needed.
Through this scenario, it's evident that Subdomain management resolves difficulties in administration and facilitates the distribution of permissions.
In addition to Admin and Domain Superuser, Weincloud provides Subdomain Superusers to assist in managing a large number of HMIs within the Domain.
- Adding Permissions: In the Directory's permission settings, users can be granted Subdomain Superuser status.
- Interface Changes: Different permissions correspond to different interfaces. Subdomain Superusers can manage members (users) and HMIs within the Subdomain.
- Subdomain Management: New HMIs or Users can only be added under this Subdomain.
