Abp: Apply Multi-Tenancy for special service
Is it possible? If we try to configure a service host (e.x ProductManager service) as multi-tenant then whats happen to our user authorization?
Is there any plan for implanting OrganizationUnit?
hitaspdotnet
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It is a good question. I have same issue like this. I want to assign people to areas and then assign some areas to a user. Finally user could see only people that has access to their area.
kharazian
on 4 Feb 2019
@kharazian dorud bar shoma. Man daram ruye ye project kar mikonam ke ye bakhshesh nopCommerce hastesh. Dust dari kenar ham kar konim? Age moshtagh hasti ye pm tu telegram behem bede. Be hamin ID @hitaspdotnet
hitaspdotnet
on 4 Feb 2019
Is it possible? If we try to configure a service host (e.x ProductManager service) as multi-tenant then whats happen to our user authorization?
Identity module supports multi-tenancy. Any service can implement multi-tenancy. Once user authenticates, the authentication ticket (access_code) will contain the TenantId and the multi-tenancy compatible service can get the tenantid from claims.
MicroserviceDemo example will include multi-tenancy, but not finished yet.
Is there any plan for implanting OrganizationUnit?
Will be implemented eventually but it has a low priority. If it is essential for you, I suggest you to implement it for your own solution.
hikalkan
on 4 Feb 2019
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Identity module supports multi-tenancy. Any service can implement multi-tenancy. Once user authenticates, the authentication ticket (access_code) will contain the TenantId and the multi-tenancy compatible service can get the tenantid from claims.
MicroserviceDemo example will include multi-tenancy, but not finished yet.
Will be implemented eventually but it has a low priority. If it is essential for you, I suggest you to implement it for your own solution.