Building a multi-tenancy application
- From: "Gabriël@Home" <youcould@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 21 Jan 2006 12:24:56 +0100
Hi,
Can anyone point me to a article of product about using an application hosted on a webserver for multiple customers? So everything is the same except for the connection string each customer runs with, which gets loaded upon logon.
My situation is a following:
- 1 set of code which can interact with the database
- 1 SQL Server instance with multiple Databases (1 per customer)
- 1 File Storage Folder with a folder in which a structue for each client resides
Is this a keepable structure in performance? Are there better "best practices"?
Any comments will be appericiated!
Greets, Gab .
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