We have a SaaS web application hosted with a non-Azure provider. Currently users access it via built-in individual user accounts, but we are implementing multi-tenant SSO via Azure AD (Open ID Connect). The aim here is for each organisation (using Azure AD) to subscribe to our web application to allow their users to sign in.
I am in the process of creating a Multi-Tenant asp.net application.
I have a multi-tenant application in ASP.NET MVC. The instance of the application that will be served is function of the hostname alone (something along the lines of stackexchange, I suppose).
We are looking for a way of automatically filtering all CRUD operations by a tenant ID in Entity Framework.
I have a standard DbContext with code like the following:
I’m designing an ASP.NET application that must support ‘SubSites’.
I’m evaluating MS cloud Windows Azure for hosting 3 completely separated websites. Every website has its own database and they are not connected, so 3 websites and 3 databases. My aim is to optimize costs for a start-up project with the possibility to scale up on demand. I would like to know: If is possible … Read more
Hi, We are developing a multi-tenant application in Asp.Net with separate Database for each tenant, in which one of the requirement is to monitor the bandwidth usage for each 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.