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      <description>What is an identity domain? An identity domain is a logical namespace for users and groups, typically representing a discrete set of users and groups in the physical data store. Each identity domain manages users and groups independently. User and group names must be unique in an identity domain.
How Speedle handles multiple identity domains In an integrated environment, identities may come from multiple identity domains. Consider, for example, the following policy where a user with the identifier user1 is authorized to perform a rent action on the resource book.</description>
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