What is a Multitenancy Architecture and Why Is it becoming popular?
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In this video I explain the multi-tenancy architecture. The basic idea is to have a single instance of your application to serve multiple tenants or customers and the properties are this. This is as opposed to isolated or dedicated infrastructure.
- Shared Instance
- One database hosting multiple customers
- Isolation at the application level
- Can be multi-processes and multi-instances as long as they are pooled
- Stateless
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Multitenancy, software Multitenancy, Multitenancy explained, Multitenancy architecture
https://www.zdnet.com/article/defining-the-true-meaning-of-cloud/
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