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Hey, I am learning Beamable, and the first thing I need to figure out is authentication. For my game, players have to log in via email, and after I learned the identity section in the documentation, I couldn't find the best way to do this task. Beamable will automatically create a user for each player, generating many temporary accounts, which will cause data pollution. What I need: 1. Beamable does nothing until players click to sign up or sign in. 2. Once players click to sign up and provide their email and password, Beamable creates an account. 3. Once players click to sign in and provide their email and password, Beamable logs in and, if he can pass the authentication, gets access to this user. 4. Once a logged-in player clicks sign out, Beamable returns to the initial state 5. No temporary accounts will be created in all situations. You can consider the login progress of this game to be like that of a traditional mmo-rpg, such as WOW.

I have been using the following command to view the local Docker microstorage: beam project open-mongo TimelessExhibitionStorage Once I deploy the microservice and microstorage, is there a way to use that same tool (or another tool) to view the collections in the microstorage?

When creating a child realm, is there are a way to set configs?

Can I set stats on a player incrementally, like a counter or a cumulative amount?

What does the error "The scopes `[]` aren't sufficient for the request" mean? I am trying to use the "Microservice Docs" page of the Beamable Portal to invoke a `[ClientCallable]` on a C# Microservice that I just published to a new realm.

How do I back up the data from my Micro Storage?

I am seeing calls to a service called "Beamo" in my API dashboard. What is this?

I am seeing lots of API calls to accounts. We have it setup so that every time the player goes to the home screen we check accounts to make sure they are logged in. Do we need to do that?

Even when I'm not accessing any aspect of my Beamable project, I'm seeing a couple hundred API calls per day against my account. Where are these coming from?

Hi, my Microservice usage is showing as 10 instances for "Current Usage", but only a single microservice is running per-realm