The document discusses multi-tenant architecture, which allows multiple customers to use a single software instance installed on multiple servers. This increases resource utilization and reduces operational complexity and costs. It describes how a multi-tenant application can provide customization for each organization's needs while being maintained as a single infrastructure with shared components, such as database tables. The advantages of multi-tenant architecture include easy maintenance, quick upgrades, better release management, and lower hardware requirements and costs of operation. However, it also presents more complex applications, a need for more configurability, and the risk that a single failure could impact many customers.

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 jasminderkakkar@gmail.com

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