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2021-11-22 00-14-28
Leigh Rogers
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Multi-tenancy restrictions across applications
Question
Mobile
Reactive
Multitenant
Traditional Web
Service
Application Type
Traditional Web, Mobile, Reactive, Service

Hi.

I've developed two mobile applications and a traditional web application. They are all multi-tenancy applications and I currently have, say six tenants. I want the apps to work as follows:

Mobile App 1 and Traditional Web App 1
Tenant 1, 2, 3 and 4 have access. The rest do not.

Mobile App 2
Tenant 5 and 6 have access. The rest do not.

However, it seems that currently, all tenants can login to all of the apps.
I've gone to Service Center -> Factory -> Modules -> Mobile App 1 -> Tenants, and disabled the tenants that I do not want to have access to Mobile App 1. But the changes I make her are also applied to all other modules, so if I disable tenant 6 here, tenant 6 cannot then use Mobile App 2.

How do I best manage this, please?

Thank you

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22 Jul 2022

Hi Leigh,

You need to create tenant specific users for that. Below is the forge component that you can use to create tenant specific users.

https://www.outsystems.com/forge/component-overview/461/multitenant-management

Thanks

Vinod


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22 Jul 2022

Thank you Vinod,

I already have that module installed, but not sure if it solves my problem.

For example, using that multitenant management module I have configured

Tenant 1
User LR
User BM

Tenant 5
User AF
User MG
User LR

Following on from the example in my first post, I note the following:

1) All users, across all tenants, can login to all apps. This isn't the desired behaviour described in my first post.

2) Tenants 1 and 5 both share a user with the username LR. Why isn't unique username/password combinations enforced across tenants. 

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22 Jul 2022

Hi Leigh,

Could you please cross check Tenant_Id in Users table. You need to checked Show Tenant Identifier check box.


You can use TenantSwitch method to change the tenant.

  • TenantSwitch: The TenantSwitch System Action changes the context the specified tenant.


https://success.outsystems.com/Documentation/How-to_Guides/Development/How_to_Build_a_Multi-tenant_Application


Thanks

Vinod



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22 Jul 2022
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