MikeTamoush
3 years agoQrew Commander
Number of Apps, Best Practice
I've always read, and indeed from my own experience, to keep the number of apps I have to a minimum, if possible. This is for a few reasons:
1. Avoid Cross App Relationships
2. Much easier to manage (more apps is more role management, security access mgmt, more dashboards, home pages, etc).
I tend to only separate apps in a few circumstances:
1. It is a clear and major division (perhaps 2 companies, 2 very different business goals, etc).
2. I can definitely keep that app separate from any other app, thus not sharing system resources.
I do have app 'clusters', that is to say I have 3 apps with cross app relationships, then a cluster of another 2 apps with cross app relationships. Those clusters are separated though and don't share system resources.
Do other people have other takes on this? Many apps vs minimal apps?
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Mike Tamoush
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1. Avoid Cross App Relationships
2. Much easier to manage (more apps is more role management, security access mgmt, more dashboards, home pages, etc).
I tend to only separate apps in a few circumstances:
1. It is a clear and major division (perhaps 2 companies, 2 very different business goals, etc).
2. I can definitely keep that app separate from any other app, thus not sharing system resources.
I do have app 'clusters', that is to say I have 3 apps with cross app relationships, then a cluster of another 2 apps with cross app relationships. Those clusters are separated though and don't share system resources.
Do other people have other takes on this? Many apps vs minimal apps?
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Mike Tamoush
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