How I Designed a Multi-Organization System for my sass
The article discusses the design of a multi-organization architecture for a ticket management system. It highlights the challenges of implementing secure tenant isolation while allowing users to manage multiple organizations. The author explains the chosen architecture and the importance of multi-tenancy in ensuring data isolation among different organizations.
- ▪The ticket management system initially supported only a single workspace but was redesigned to accommodate multiple organizations.
- ▪A multi-tenant application allows multiple organizations to share the same backend infrastructure while keeping their data logically isolated.
- ▪The author chose a shared database architecture with organization-based isolation for easier scaling and lower infrastructure costs.
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