Overview of self-built applications
Path: Application->Self-built applications
In GenAuth, user pool is the smallest unit of tenant isolation, storing all user data in the user system; and the application corresponds to the business application created in reality. A user pool may have multiple applications. For example, all students of a school are in a user pool, and the school will develop multiple applications such as course selection application, email application, teacher-student service center, etc., which will use the same user system. You can learn more about application-related introduction here.
To manage the application resources of tenants, you can do the following:
[Create a user pool](/en/genauth/guides/basics/authenticate-first-user/use-hosted-login-page#Create a user pool).
Integrate all application resources into your GenAuth user pool. To do this, you need to create self-built applications one by one. The Self-built applications page displays a list of all self-built applications in the current user pool.
Configure the login interface and login method: _ Quick Start _ Application Configuration _ Login Control _ Access Authorization _ Branding _ Security Management _ Advanced Configuration _ Tenant Configuration
After completing the configuration, you can also perform the following operations:
- Data Overview: Displays login and user statistics for accessing the current application.
- Access Tutorial: Links to the Development Integration document to help users understand how GenAuth integrates the current application through various language SDKs.
- Experience Login: After completing the configuration of the application, the administrator can click this button to simulate the user's login process to verify the configuration effect.