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UserStore multitenancy
See original GitHub issueI am wondering whether it is possible to use saaskit with asp net identity in such a way that each tenant has its own user store.
I have created a custom user store in a way that is somewhat similar to this blog post. However I am using AspNet Identity Core.
Any suggestion?
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Ok. So in your case you have multiple clients (mvc and api) and a single identity server which you fork at startup to setup on each URL fragment.
In my case is slightly different. I have a single identity server with an identity implementation which is multitenant enabled. In this setup, every client, as in your case, identifies the tenant and send it to identity server together with the request and the ef implementation is able to authorize the client/user as per the corresponding tenant database data.
Thanks however for your support, it is always interesting to share thoughts and ideas. Moreover I discovered cloudscribe which deserve a look.
The code is here mostly, this would be sooo much nicer to have an Admin page that can add roles, users, tenants… as well in the ASP MVC 5 version.