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Sites: The Operative Unit

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The core architecture of Awetonet.io centers on a site-focused design. The Site serves as the primary administrative unit and the central environment for user collaboration.

Every infrastructure asset, automation script, and active network node is contained within a Site. Higher-level abstractions (Organizations, Groups, and Zones) exist solely to simplify how these individual Sites are managed, grouped, and secured across the entire enterprise.

The Unified Multi-Organization Dashboard​

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To eliminate the need to switch between multiple workspaces, Awetonet.io directs all users to a single, comprehensive Global Dashboard upon login.

  • Direct Access: Users can view every individual Site they are authorized to access, regardless of which corporate organization owns it.
  • Multi-Tenant Context: To maintain clear operational distinction, each individual Site card clearly displays the name of its parent Organization.
  • Seamless Navigation: Engineers can navigate from a site in 'Organization A' to a site in 'Organization B' with a single action, without logging out or authenticating into a different tenant.

Site Groups (Filtering Only)​

As networks scale to hundreds of locations, interface complexity can reduce operational efficiency. Site Groups are designed exclusively as metadata tags to organize complex user interfaces.

⚠️ Architectural Rule: Site Groups contain no access control rules. They are used exclusively for user interface sorting, searching, and regional filtering.

  • Flat Structure: To prevent complex multi-level directory structures that can cause environment misconfigurations, an individual Site can belong to only one Site Group at a time.
  • Functional Separation: Asset organization (Site Groups) is entirely independent from security boundaries (Management Zones), preventing administrative errors during scaling.