multi-tenant

I am using JWT based authentication in my .net core 2.1 web site. Currently this works fine. Now, I have to make one API multi-tenant and each tenant will have it's own secret key. The tenant Id will be passed as parameter to the API. [Authorize] [HttpGet("tenant/{id}")] public async Task<IActionResult> GetInfo(string id) { } Each tenant will sign the JWT and will add to Authorization header. I am not able to think of a way to change IssuerSigningKey based on the parameter. I tried following: Validating the JWT inside the API by making it [ AllowAonymus ]. This works but I have end up writing

I am working on a web application that will require users to have their own set of private data. My original plan was to create a stores table, a users table, and a user_stores intersecting table. Then I would, in the stores table, save the database name for that store (and create each store-specific database with an application user and password so the web application could always login). Each store would have similar data (users, products, shipping methods, etc), and I know I can use foreign key references to tie everything together in one giant database. However, being that the data is very

I have a multi-tenant application in ASP.NET MVC 5 that can accept client logins from multiple companies. Currently, I'm using log4net to log to files, but it places all the logs from all the companies in one file. Ideally, I would like to separate out the log files so that the logs for each company resides in its own folder. I see from this question that I can programmatically create additional appenders, which then can log to different log files. But that would mean that for each instance of a class, I would have to keep calling ILog log = LogManager.GetLogger("CompanyA"); to get the correct

Grails has a multi-tenancy plugin for a single database and a multi-tenancy plugin for multi-databases, but the one for multi-databases is no longer supported/maintained. Is there some way I can instead use Spring or Hibernate themselves for a multi-tenancy multi-database Grails application? You can use Hibernate multitenancy described here http://docs.jboss.org/hibernate/orm/4.3/devguide/en-US/html/ch16.html OR You can also consider Spring's AbstractRoutingDataSource The general idea is that a routing DataSource acts as an intermediary - while the ‘real’ DataSource can be determined

I'm building a Saas / Multitenant application using Symfony 2. I've created a Doctrine event-subscriber to add and update the owner of a row, the user who created it, the user who modified it, timestamps and so. And now I need to implement some kind of filter so when a user is logged in, he only can see data from his company. My first though was using a Doctrine preLoad event, but this event doesn't exist... As far as I know, I must use Doctrine filters, isn't it? If so, how can this filter access user data to read the company id? Must I inject it using the Dependency Injection? Is there any