Newbie Questions about formkiq-core HOT 2 OPEN

@craigbartholomew we'll get you some more answers ASAP, but here's a new invite link for the Slack community: https://join.slack.com/t/formkiqcommunity/shared_invite/zt-2ki1i21w1-9ZYagvhY7ex1pH5Cyg2O3g

Hopefully this one works; I think the other has expired so we need to refresh it.

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@craigbartholomew Here are some responses from the team:

• The docker/minio environment comes with some limitation in comparision to the full AWS installation. The docker/minio only supports a single "admin" login as defined by the ADMIN_USERNAME / ADMIN_PASSWORD in the docker-compose file. Minio is only used to store documents and is not used for access control.

• The API supports multi-tenancy via the "siteId" parameter. The local environment does not, and only supports the admin user that user will have access to all sites. For multi-tenancy testing, you would unfortunately need to deploy into AWS.

• The local installation is a recent addition to allow the people to get up and running quickly and get an idea on how FormKiQ works. For testing out multi-tenancy or other features that aren't included in the local install, ,most users deploy one or more copies to their AWS account (because of the next to zero cost for a basic install) and then use the full features of the API rather than building/testing locally testing.

Hopefully this all makes sense. Please let us know if you have more questions or comments.

Thanks!

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