Users

In the backend management system, user management functionality is provided, including operations for adding, editing, and deleting users. User roles are categorized as system administrators, operators, and regular users, each with different levels of permissions.

1. **System Administrators**:

- System administrators have the highest level of permissions and can perform all operations, including user management as well as managing and configuring other system functions.

2. **Operators**:

- Operators have extensive permissions within their respective workspace. Apart from user management, they can manage applications and other data within that workspace.

- Specific permissions include but are not limited to application management, data management, etc., ensuring effective management within the workspace for operators.

3. **Regular Users**:

- Regular users have the following permissions:

- Resource Monitoring: View monitoring data of system resources such as CPU, memory, disk, etc.

- Client Exception Monitoring: Monitor and view client exception information.

- Terminal Management: View terminal devices.

- Group Management: View groups.

- Change Password Functionality: Allow users to change their login passwords to enhance account security.

- No Operating System Data Operations: Regular users cannot manipulate operating system data to ensure system security.

With the above permission settings, different user roles can perform corresponding operations based on their responsibilities and needs, enabling rational distribution and management of permissions. This optimized design can enhance system security, management efficiency, and ensure legitimate and secure user operations within the system.

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