Cloud account management system and application method

Abstract

The invention belongs to the technical field of information, and particularly discloses a cloud account management system and an application method. The system comprises an integrated user module andan account management server; the integrated user module is at least nested in a third-party application system and is used for sending an account management request to the account management server;and the account management server is at least used for receiving a management request for processing an account and sending processing result information to the third-party application system nested with the integrated user module. According to the cloud account management system, repeated development work is avoided, development efficiency is improved, project maintenance cost is reduced, unifiedmanagement of different project account modules is achieved, and accounts can be used in multiple systems through one-time registration.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of information technology, and specifically discloses a cloud account management system and an application method. Background technique [0002] Traditional software projects all have an account management module, but most of the account management functions are basically the same. For example, the front-end account registration, login, verification, password retrieval and other functions have the same logic functions, and the knowledge layout and UI are different. But the above setup has two problems: [0003] 1) Each system has its own independent user authentication module and mechanism. Users have to remember the login account and password of each system, and when using different systems, they must log in to the accounts of different systems, which brings users a lot of trouble. It is very inconvenient, and there is no good unified management of user information, making it difficult to maintain user information; ...

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[0003] 1) Each system has its own independent user authentication module and mechanism. Users have to remember the login account and password of each system, and when using different systems, they must log in to the accounts of different systems, which brings users a lot of trouble. It is very inconvenient, and there is no good unified management of user information, making it difficult to maintain user information;

[0004] 2) Most user management modules have similar functions, but each system will develop user management modules with the same function points, and each system will develop functions such as account registration, login, verification, and password retrieval, resulting in In addition to wasting resources, the corresponding development cycle will also increase, the later maintenance cost is relatively high, the code has not been reused, and user information security is also difficult to guarantee