Do I understand correctly how to work with Zend\Authentication?

Question

Zend Framework

I am writing an application that will have several sections (modules): news, something like a gallery, something like a schedule.
Each of these sections implies work in the admin panel (adding, changing, deleting) and displaying for guests. Actually, each of these sections is a module, in the controller of which there are 5 actions: index, full, edit, delete, add.
I would like some actions to be available to everyone and others only to users who are logged into the site and have the `admin` role. For this purpose, I found Zend \ Authentification (authentication). Do I understand correctly that this is what he needs? To authenticate directly + it gives other controllers the ability to work with users. Check if it's logged in, get data, etc.
There is a question about access rights. Why do you need permissions? In order to select specifically to this feature, this role has access or does not have it, right? Do I need to add ACL (authorization) right away? I assume that my system will only have a couple of entries for a couple of administrators. It does not include users. Only guests, administrators, and possibly people who will add news. Or maybe it's worth adding this in terms of scaling?: perhaps in the future there will be users, etc. What do you think?
I understand what needs to be taken and done, but I'm afraid to mess up with the architecture now and then I'll have to edit it all. Wouldn't want to.

Answer 1

for registration / identification / - take the zfcUser
module for access rights (ACL) - take BjyAuthorize
there everything you want - there is already ready.