Userless Application
A Userless Application is an application that does not store persistent user accounts locally and instead operates through session context.
Definition
A Userless Application is an application that does not maintain a local user database as its main identity control mechanism. Instead, it recognizes users from a trusted token, assigns session permissions dynamically, logs actions against the session context, and closes the session when the interaction ends or the token expires.
The Ariovis perspective
Migration choices should reflect application criticality, hosting, protocol support and operational readiness. Ariovis favors progressive onboarding over a big-bang assumption.
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