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Hello, I have a customer, my customer has customers, I want to limit the customers and users that my customer will create here, is there a place where I can do this from your interface or do you have an infrastructure for this. Good work
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To limit the number of customers (tenants) and users that your customer can create in an ABP multi-tenant application, you can use the built-in multi-tenancy and SaaS infrastructure. ABP provides mechanisms to control tenant resources, such as limiting the number of users or other resources per tenant, typically through the use of Editions and Features.
You can define custom features (e.g., "MaxUserCount", "MaxCustomerCount") and assign them to Editions. Then, assign Editions to your tenants. In your business logic, you can check these feature values to enforce the limits when creating new users or customers.
There is no direct UI in the Angular management interface for setting these limits out-of-the-box, but the infrastructure is available for you to implement this logic using features and editions.
Example steps:
- Define a feature (e.g., "MaxUserCount") in your solution.
- Assign this feature to an Edition.
- Assign the Edition to your tenant (your customer).
- In your user/customer creation logic, check the current count against the feature value and prevent creation if the limit is reached.
Example code for checking a feature value:
var maxUserCount = await FeatureChecker.GetAsync<int>("MaxUserCount"); if (currentUserCount >= maxUserCount) { throw new BusinessException("User limit reached for this tenant."); }
For more details, see the official documentation on limiting tenant resources.
Sources:
- https://abp.io/docs/latest/Multi-Tenancy#limiting-tenant-resources
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hi
This doesn't seem related to multi-tenancy. Are your customers isolated as tenants?
Can you share more details about your case?
Thanks.
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Let's say you have an e-commerce website. And you have customers (tenants) in this CRM like Nike and Adidas. You want that the customer Nike will have max 100 users and Adidas will have 200 users, right? this is where the new user is being created => https://github.com/abpframework/abp/blob/dev/modules/identity/src/Volo.Abp.Identity.Application/Volo/Abp/Identity/IdentityUserAppService.cs#L77
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[maliming] said: hi
This doesn't seem related to multi-tenancy. Are your customers isolated as tenants?
Can you share more details about your case?
Thanks.
Hi
A customer can register to the system by itself or can be added by the administrator. When our customer is included in the system, we want to give a limit to the users that our customer will create so that our customer can create their own customer and our customer can manage the system. These operations should be provided by package management.
This is the structure we want
Thanks
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[alper] said: Let's say you have an e-commerce website. And you have customers (tenants) in this CRM like Nike and Adidas. You want that the customer Nike will have max 100 users and Adidas will have 200 users, right? this is where the new user is being created => https://github.com/abpframework/abp/blob/dev/modules/identity/src/Volo.Abp.Identity.Application/Volo/Abp/Identity/IdentityUserAppService.cs#L77
Yes, we actually want to build a structure like this, we will examine it. Thank you for your answer.
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hi
A customer can register to the system by itself or can be added by the administrator.
Let's say these customers as
X customer
our customer can create their own custome
Let's say these customers as
Y customer
You can create a tenant for each
X customer
Then your
X customer
will be the tenant admin user. They can create new customers under a new tenant. Also, new customers(Y
) can be registered under the new tenant.Your host admin can manage the tenants(aka
X customer
)Your tenant admin(aka
X customer
) can manage allY customers
.Thanks.