Ruby on Rails

> On Jan 20, 2018, at 10:44 PM, fugee ohu <fuge...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> is multitenancy only for apps that have users?

Maybe. It depends on how you define it. Think about Basecamp for an example. Each user of that system logs into their own subdomain and manages their own data, without ever being able to access or see any other user's data. Yet if you are the owners of Basecamp, you think of it as one big site, with many users. Each user can make changes to the application that govern how it will appear to their clients, and that doesn't affect another user's clients' view of the site. Think about the most popular Gem in this arena -- it's named Apartment. What does an apartment have? Individual rooms where renters can change whatever they like without affecting anyone else in the building. Yet the owner thinks of it as one big building.

So it's philosophical first, and then practical. What is the application you are trying to build? Is it meant for one client, or many users, each with their own group of sub-users? Or something else?

Walter

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