🚀 Feature: Global user managment

[dcowan-london]

🔖 Feature description

Roles for users globally (outside of projects). A user could be a global administrator and be able to invite and manage users (view user list, enable / disable / delete / modify users, etc).

Users could have different permission levels, for example a user might have permission to access one project and have no permission to create projects.

This is similar to #3756, except on a global level as opposed to a project level.

🎤 Pitch

This would allow one install of Appwrite to be shared among multiple people

For example

• Within an organisation, where the install is managed by the IT team.
• Between friends - I don't necessarily want to allow my friends to be able to create projects, and I definitely want to be able to remove them if I need to! ;)
• As a public install - currently, if registration is enabled anyone can register. The operator of a public install may want to know how many registrations there have been, and to provide support / remove accounts and more.

👀 Have you spent some time to check if this issue has been raised before?

• I checked and didn't find similar issue

🏢 Have you read the Code of Conduct?

• I have read the Code of Conduct

[filippofinke]

Hi there!
I was wondering if there have been any updates on this issue or if there are plans to address it in the future.

Thanks!

[joelmagoun]

I'd like to voice support for this issue as well.

There should be some sort of administrator access that is responsible for controlling the environment.

The fact that each and every user can create their own hidden assets means that there is no way for any user to know what is running on the system.

In order to get around this limitation I'm having to create a custom solution to monitor the database to ensure no hidden assets get created.

Would very much appreciate having an actual administrator account in the system