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Identity ​

Overview ​

The Identity domain is a default domain in comby. Identities can be linked to accounts, associated with groups, and assigned tokens for secure interactions. The Identity aggregate is at the core of this domain, handling events and maintaining consistency across identity-related operations.

An Identity can only be associated with a single Tenant. However, an account can have multiple identities, each linked to a different Tenant. This design allows a user to log in to multiple Tenants using a single account.

Structure ​

The Identity aggregate extends the BaseAggregate, inheriting core event-sourcing capabilities like event tracking and versioning. It includes fields to represent the identity’s relationships, attributes, and associated entities:

The Identity is an aggregate that represents a user within a system holding entities Profile and Token. Profile contains information about the user, such as their name, email address, title, and avatar. Token represents API tokens associated with the identity, each containing a unique UUID, name, description, token value, and expiration. An identity can act as an Service Account - without an associated account.

References:

  • AccountUuid: Link the identity to an existing account in the Account domain (optional).
  • GroupUuids: Tracks the groups to which the identity belongs.

Entities:

  • Profile: Captures personal information about the identity, such as name, email, title, and avatar.
  • Tokens: Represents authentication or API tokens associated with the identity, each containing a unique UUID, name, description, token value, and expiration.