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ASP.NET Boilerplate is designed to work well for multi-tenant applications from beginning. But it focused on multi tenant single database architecture. Now, it supports and provides infrastructure for any type of database architecture;
Multi tenant - single database: Host data and all data of all tenants are stored in a single database.
Multi tenant - multi databases: One database for the host (master) and separated databases for each tenant.
Multi tenant - hybrid database: Some tenants are in host database, some tenants have their dedicated databases, some tenants are grouped in a seperated database and so on...
Single tenant - single database: No multi-tenancy at all.
Beside that, you can have more than one DbContext (for EF) combined with any scenario to create more complex architectures.
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ASP.NET Boilerplate is designed to work well for multi-tenant applications from beginning. But it focused on multi tenant single database architecture. Now, it supports and provides infrastructure for any type of database architecture;
Beside that, you can have more than one DbContext (for EF) combined with any scenario to create more complex architectures.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: