multi-tenant

I am using ASP.NET MVC to develop an application framework. Essentially, the end goal is to be able to log into an admin interface, create a new tenant with custom settings, enable the modules they want (blog, shopping basket, etc)... job done - satisfied customer with new website. I'm not using separate applications because there will be a lot of shared code and it would be easier to maintain this way, and also because it would be pretty easy to bring a new, identical node online at peak times. Depending on what modules are loaded for the tenant, different routes are applicable for each

We are developing an Office Add-in that authenticates with an organisational account to Azure AD. The Add-in needs administrative consent. So if an administrator is logged on, he should be guided to express his administrativ consent. We are using OAuth to authenticate: https://login.microsoftonline.com/common/oauth2/authorize?response_type=id_token&client_id=<clientId>&redirect_uri=<redirectUri> and we request admin consent by appending &prompt=admin_consent to that URL Question 1. How can we test if that admin consent has already been successfully given, so we only need to ask the

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? Tomasz Nurkiewicz Multitenancy is a bit tricky subject and it has to be handled on the JPA provider side so

I am trying to find the best approach for a multi tenancy setup for an application I am working on. The current application is specifically for basketball but would like to use the same codebase for football. The application would change colors, logo, and some other pieces of code and views might be shown or hidden. This will all be based on the URL of the application for sport tenant to use. I am using ASP.NET MVC 5, Ninject and Entity Framework 6. I am going to create a Tenant table in my database that stores the URL and other related information to it. When the application starts up what is

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 ThreadLocal<String>(); public static void setTenantId(String tenantId) { Assert.notNull(tenantId,