Announcing Strapi 3.1 - Administrator Roles & Permissions
Blog post from Strapi
The latest version of Strapi (v3.1) introduces Role-Based Access Control (RBAC), a significant feature for managing admin user permissions within its content management system. Previously, Strapi admin users had either full or no access to settings and content-types, but with RBAC, users can now define specific privileges based on roles, enhancing security and governance. This update caters to various user needs, from personal bloggers requiring basic RBAC capabilities to enterprises demanding advanced features managed via Single Sign-On. Strapi Community Edition (CE) offers basic RBAC with three default roles and unlimited admin users, while Strapi Enterprise Edition (EE) provides advanced customization, including unlimited custom roles with granular permissions at the field level. Additionally, the update introduces logical operators for complex data queries, improving user experience, and encourages community contributions for future developments.
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