aris architect restrictions

Dear Alexander,

In ARIS Architect 9.8 a user won't see databases of other user's unless there were access privileges assigned.

And instead of setting up several ARIS Design/Connect Server, you could use ARIS' multi-tenancy concept. Tenants are separating ARIS data from each other on a logical layer. Means, while sharing the same physical ARIS installation, several tenants exist side by side without affecting each other. So not only databases, but also filters, templates, reports, macros etc. could be added/changed/removed in one tenant without side effects on other tenants. Please note that tenants in ARIS 9 are a licensing parameter.

Cheers

Rune

Dear Rune

thank you for the quick answer, the solution you propose we use for ARIS Designer licenses but is this also applicable for ARIS Architect licenses? In the ARIS user management I cannot figure out how to set a Architect license for a specific database, because right now under database privileges all dbs are accessible stating "system user".

BR

Alexander

Maybe I didn't explain properly what I meant with limiting database access.

You grant database access only to those databases for a specific user where that account should have access to. If not even Read privilege has been assigned on a database, that user account won't be able to see such databases, regardless of ARIS Designer or ARIS Architect.

You can assign database access via Architect/Administration within each database, or in browser via User Management.

Hope this helps to understand that option.

Cheers

Rune

HI Rune,

just wanted to let you know I managed to restricted the access as you described via Architect/Admin.

I was confused by the option given in UMC and ARIS Architect itself.

thx once again for your help.

Gruß

Alex

Hi

 Would you be able to send a link about this multi tenancy specific to ARIS and how its configured and used.

Install, administer a multi tenancy environment, or a video or sceenshots etc,

Thanks

Ray

Rune

can you post here documentation link to aris multi tenant and why it should be used and what scenarios

rayudu

Dear Rayudu,

ARIS' multi-tenancy is a concept for separating ARIS data into logically separated areas by leveraging the same ARIS installation for all tenants. Discussing use cases for meeting your requirements is typically subject for hiring Global Consulting Services.

That topic is similar to another one, distributed ARIS installation. Here, an ARIS installations spans across several computers. We offer a technical documentation to do such an installation on your own, but we strongly recommend attending a dedicated training course to gather the necessary experience on that architecture. Much easier for most customers is to leave that with a technical ARIS consultant who plans, installs and configures the requested ARIS installation.

Cheers

Rune