If you take a look at your database now, you should see that many tables with names that are prefixed by the users keyword, have been created:
users
users_clients
users_groups
users_group_permissions
users_group_roles
users_metadata
users_permissions
users_providers
users_roles
users_role_permissions
users_scopes
users_sessions
users_sessionscopes
users_user_permissions
users_user_roles
The Ormauth driver of the Auth package manages these tables, and some of them are linked to models located at PKGPATH/auth/classes/model/auth. As explained earlier, the driver provides a much more complete solution than a simple authentication system, as it manages users, groups, roles, and permissions.
It is important to point out that two other drivers exist:
Simpleauth, which is a much simpler driver thanOrmauthand only manages users, groups and roles.Opauth, which allows users to connect usingOAuthorOpenIDproviders including Facebook, Twitter, or Google.