Network, infrastructure and subscription-system portfolio sample

Secure access management system for international services

Design and implementation of an infrastructure platform for secure, stable and controlled access management to international services that have been limited for Iranian users and businesses due to foreign sanctions.

Secure access managementNetwork infrastructureSubscription systemMulti-vendor architecture

Secure access management system for international services

Secure infrastructure Access control and route management

Admin panel Users, plans and subscriptions

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Project overview

For many Iranian businesses, access to international services, development tools, cloud services, code repositories, external APIs and specialized platforms is restricted because of foreign sanctions. These limitations can slow development, disrupt technical teams, reduce business productivity and increase operational costs.

In this project, the Tiny Developers team designed and implemented a dedicated infrastructure for secure, stable and controlled access management to international services. The system is intended to help businesses and technology professionals manage access to services that are restricted for Iranian users because of foreign sanctions.

This project is presented as a technical portfolio sample in networking, infrastructure, access management, subscription systems and scalable service architecture.

The problem this project solves

Many software teams, knowledge-based companies, online stores, developers, server administrators and digital businesses rely on international tools and services for daily operations. However, foreign sanctions can make some of these services unavailable to Iranian users or create access disruptions and limitations.

Disrupted access to development tools and cloud services
More difficult management of software and infrastructure projects
User dependence on non-specialized and unstable solutions
Lack of a professional admin panel for controlling users and subscriptions
Lack of a precise mechanism for managing representatives and end users
Higher costs and lower access stability for businesses

The provided solution

This system is a secure subscription-based access management platform that enables authorized organizations, stores and businesses active in managing sanctions-related access limitations to offer access services for international resources.

In this structure, each organization can have its own dedicated panel, manage its users, define subscription plans, control access and manage the services offered to users in an organized, secure and scalable environment.

Secure admin dashboard

A non-public management environment with limited access levels for controlling the infrastructure, users, stores, plans and connection routes.

Multi-vendor architecture

Support for multiple organizations on one central infrastructure, with separation of users, plans, access permissions and information for each organization.

Main system features

User and organization management

Defining organizations, controlling users, activating or disabling access and managing a multi-tenant structure from a single panel.

Token-based login or dedicated accounts

Each store or organization can provide its users with login credentials or a dedicated token and limit their access.

Plan and subscription management

Defining subscription plans, validity periods, service renewals, user status controls and organization-specific plans.

Smart connection-route management

Ability to change connection routes during disruption or limitation conditions to improve service stability and protect the core infrastructure.

Core infrastructure protection

Separating the user access layer from the core infrastructure layer to improve security, stability and maintainability.

Reporting and controllability

A suitable structure for reviewing users, subscriptions, access permissions and service performance in organizational scenarios.

Technical value of the project

From a technical perspective, this project is not just a simple connection system;؛ it combines several specialized areas, including networking, infrastructure, access control, subscription management and scalable software architecture.

Designing scalable network and infrastructure architecture
Managing servers, connection routes and stable services
Controlling user access and separating organization-level permissions
Designing a multi-tenant and multi-vendor system
Managing subscriptions, plans and user validity
Implementing token-based authentication
Protecting critical resources in the core infrastructure
Preparing the infrastructure for authorized organizational and commercial use

Possible use cases for the project

This system can be used in scenarios where businesses, technical teams or authorized organizations need stable, organized and controlled access management for international services restricted because of foreign sanctions.

Access for software development teams to international tools
Organizational access management for technical teams
Providing sanctions-related access-management services by authorized organizations
Managing users, plans and subscriptions in a centralized panel
Reducing dependence on scattered and unmanageable solutions
Creating a scalable structure for digital businesses

Compliance with the laws and regulations of the Islamic Republic of Iran

Tiny Developers considers itself fully committed to complying with the laws and regulations of the Islamic Republic of Iran. This project is presented solely as a technical portfolio sample in networking, infrastructure, access management and subscription systems.

Any public release, commercial use or wide-scale offering of this system will be carried out only within the framework of current national laws and after obtaining the required permits. The purpose of this system is to help businesses and technology professionals manage access to services that are restricted for Iranian users because of foreign sanctions,؛ not to provide services outside the legal framework of the country.