Architecture overview
The Lerian Console is organized into two distinct layers:
Platform layer
The platform layer provides shared capabilities that apply across all products:- Centralized authentication — Single login with unified session management across all products
- Product catalog — View, enable, and disable products available to your organization
- Global navigation — Unified header and side menu showing only the products you have access to
- Global settings — Language preferences and session policies
- Feature flags — Enable or disable specific features per product or tenant
Product layer
Each Lerian product integrates into the Console as an independent module:- Isolated navigation — Each product maintains its own internal navigation and workflows
- Product-specific settings — Configure preferences, limits, and integrations for each product
- Consistent experience — All products share the same design patterns and interaction model
Key capabilities
- Single sign-on: Log in once and access all enabled products without re-authenticating.
- Role-based access: Control who can access which products and features based on roles and permissions.
- Product management: Enable, disable, and configure products from a central dashboard.
- Unified experience: Navigate between products seamlessly with consistent UI patterns.
Who uses the Console
| Role | Primary activities |
|---|---|
| Platform administrators | Enable/disable products, manage users and roles, configure global settings |
| Product operators | Access enabled products, perform day-to-day operations, configure product-specific settings |
| DevOps teams | Install and update the platform, monitor system health, manage deployments |
Available product modules
The following products can be managed through the Lerian Console: