multi-tenant

问题 I have read the Get Started guide provided by RabbitMQ and have even contributed the sixth example to stormed-amqp, so I have an inkling of knowledge about AMQP. However, the guide is not comprehensive and avoids things like authentication and authorization. We're designing a multitenancy system that will use RabbitMQ in an RPC-type of situation. What is perhaps different about this implementation of RPC is that the remote procedures will actually be other tenant programs on the system.

问题 I'm learning about multi-tenant applications and how PostgreSQL's schemas can be used for this. Researching the subject, I ended up finding an article in which the author describes a poor experience when using PostgreSQL's schemas in multi-tenant applications. The main problems would be having bad performance for migrations and high usage of database resources. It seems like having only one schema (sharing the tables among the tenants) would lead to better performance than having one

问题 I would like to setup a multi-tenant ASP.NET MVC app. Ideally, this app would have a route with {tenant}/{controller}/{action}/{id} , each tenant representing an logical instance of the app (simply independent multi-user accounts) The fine grained details how do that are still quite unclear to me. Any guide available to setup such multi-tenant scheme with ASP.NET MVC? 回答1: I am currently working on a similar project using ASP.Net MVC, Forms Authentication and the SQL providers for Membership

问题 I am looking around for a multitenancy solution for my web application. I would like to implement a application with Separate Schema Model. I am thinking to have a datasource per session. In order to do that i put datasource and entitymanger in session scope , but thats not working. I am thinking to load data-access-context.xml(which include datasource and other repository beans) file when the user entered username and password and tenantId. I would like to know if it is a good solution? 回答1:

问题 This is follow up of this Multitenancy with Spring JPA I chose to use the 'AbstractRoutingDataSource'. But the problem is now datasource and entitymanager bean initialized at startup. is there anyway to configure this in spring which way that it will initialize after user is authenticated? Another problem which i can think of will be how to handle concurrency. I put tenantId in this class public class ThreadLocalContextUtil { private static final ThreadLocal<String> contextHolder = new

问题 Tenants in eclipselink (or Hibernate) are a great concept to separate data domains from each other. I am using eclipselink with single-table strategy. Sometimes it is necessary to access data from more than just one tenant (e.g. for admin purposes). Is there a good way to achieve that? (I do not want to run through all tenants to collect the data...) Example: @Entity @Multitenant @TenantDiscriminatorColumn(name = "TENANT", contextProperty = "tenant.id") public class TenantEntity { ... I can

问题 I have the following data structure: //property Notification abstract class BindableBase { } //base class for all tenant-scoped objects abstract class TenantModelBase : BindableBase { int TenantId; } abstract class Order : TenantModelBase { Customer Customer; //works: mapped using TenantId and CustomerId Product Product; //again, works with TenantId and ProductId string ProductId; string CustomerId; } class Customer: TenantModelBase { string CustomerId; } class Product : TenantModelBase {

问题 I have the following data structure: //property Notification abstract class BindableBase { } //base class for all tenant-scoped objects abstract class TenantModelBase : BindableBase { int TenantId; } abstract class Order : TenantModelBase { Customer Customer; //works: mapped using TenantId and CustomerId Product Product; //again, works with TenantId and ProductId string ProductId; string CustomerId; } class Customer: TenantModelBase { string CustomerId; } class Product : TenantModelBase {

问题 I'm designing an ASP.NET application that must support 'SubSites'. The idea is to have a super admin manage all users, global application settings and SubSites. Each Subsite has a few of its own settings (such as a local admin, logo and welcome message) and each SubSite has its own list of registered users. This is very similar with what you get using a CMS such as Joomla, SharePoint or DotNetNuke. In fact, I'm tempted to use such a platform, but other project requirements prevent me from

问题 I am new to ASP.Net MVC and multi-tenancy web application. I have done lots of reading, but being a beginner I just follow what I understand. So I managed to built a sample scenario web application and need to solve the ending part of it. Hope this scenario will be useful for some other beginners as well, but would welcome any other approach. Thanks in advance 1) Database in SQLServer 2008. 2) Data layer: C# class library project called MyApplication.Data public class AppUser { [Key] public