Hello, First of all, thanks for your video, it's always a pleasure to listen and discover things like you do. The subject "multi-tenancy and user access in Node-Red dashboard 2.0" you are speeking is in the same way as the already existing "unified-red 2.4.0" isn't it ? Could you chek it and give us a feed back about it ? Regards Jean-Rem 👍
Good news !!! Just a question, I have tested this Unified-Red node in a Windows VM + MongoDB, it run like expected. But mainly I use linux OS and I still try to make it run with MySql DB. So this mean a few ajustement with sequelize driver. Do you get experiences with this combined situation (Unified-Red on linux machine + MySql DB instead of MongoDB) ? Regards
Hello,
First of all, thanks for your video, it's always a pleasure to listen and discover things like you do.
The subject "multi-tenancy and user access in Node-Red dashboard 2.0" you are speeking is in the same way as the already existing "unified-red 2.4.0" isn't it ?
Could you chek it and give us a feed back about it ?
Regards
Jean-Rem
👍
Hi Jean-Rem, I will check it out, did not hear about this yet.
Omg @jean-rem, I have tested the Unified-RED. It looks like the same. Bravo to the Unified-RED team!👏
Good news !!! Just a question, I have tested this Unified-Red node in a Windows VM + MongoDB, it run like expected.
But mainly I use linux OS and I still try to make it run with MySql DB. So this mean a few ajustement with sequelize driver.
Do you get experiences with this combined situation (Unified-Red on linux machine + MySql DB instead of MongoDB) ?
Regards