Glory Admin

Overview

Glory-Admin is a powerful backend framework built on the Spring Boot 2.1.9.RELEASE and Vue admin template. This framework harnesses role-based access management, allowing for a structured approach to user permissions. The core of Glory-Admin is its hierarchical role and permission system, enabling administrators to manage multiple roles while ensuring that access rights are properly controlled and maintained.

The framework is designed for scalability and efficiency, addressing the challenges of large data handling through strategies like database sharding and caching. With its robust architecture and modern technology stack, it’s an excellent choice for developers looking to create responsive and secure backend applications.

Features

• Role-Based Access Management: Allows for the creation of a hierarchical role system where system administrators possess all permissions, while non-administrators can manage only their respective subordinate roles.

• Database Sharding Support: Utilizes sharding techniques to split databases and tables, enhancing performance and ensuring that large data sets can be managed and accessed efficiently.

• Dynamic Caching Layer: Implements a caching mechanism with Redis, significantly improving data retrieval speeds by storing frequently accessed data in memory.

• Modular Project Structure: Adopts a clear project structure, separating concerns among different modules for better maintainability and scalability.

• Database Version Control: Incorporates Flyway for smooth database version control, ensuring that changes are managed without disruptions.

• Comprehensive Logging System: Uses custom annotations for easy and efficient logging of user operations, allowing for better tracking and auditing of system activities.

• Flexible Frontend Integration: Designed to work seamlessly with Vue.js and Element UI, offering a responsive user interface that enhances user experience.

• User Authentication Token Management: Implements a secure token-based authentication system, storing user credentials locally for efficient access and permission management.