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- 1. Multi Tenant Architecture
The Foundation of Modern Web Application - 2. What is Multi-Tenacy
Ability to run multiple customers on a single software instance installed on multiple servers to increase resource utilization .
By allowing load balancing among tenants, and to reduce operational complexity and cost in managing the software to deliver the service. - 3. One Server Multiple Users
- 4. One Database Different Takers
- 5. Same Application Multiple Users
Multitenant applications can provide a high degree of customization to support each target organization's needs like Branding, Workflow, Access Control, etc. - 6. Multi Tenant Success
First Degree Multi-tenancy
All customers are served from a single infrastructure in which every component is shared, including tables in the database.
Second Degree Multi-tenancy
Within each Intacct cluster, a single Oracle database instance serves a shared schema to a minimum of 10 customers. - 7. Each User Has His Own Key
- 8. Multi Tenant Advantages
Easy to Maintain
Quick Upgrade
Better Release Management
Lower Hardware Requirements
Low Cost of Operation - 9. Multi Tenant Challenges
More Complex Applications
Needs more Configurability
One Failure can impact many customer
Customization is Difficult - 10. Multi-tenant is the Future of SaaS
JasminderKaur
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