User-Owner model

The User-Owner model is a way of defining how access and permissions are managed between users and the owner of a resource or system. In this model, the owner has full control over a resource, including setting who can access or modify it. Users are granted permissions by the owner, who acts as the authority. This structure ensures clarity in responsibilities and access rights, making it easier to manage security and prevent unauthorized use. It’s commonly used in systems where resource control, accountability, and permissions need clear delineation.