Alfresco Multi-Tenancy Architecture Explained: Tenant Isolation, Content Stores & Administration
Modern enterprises often need to manage content for multiple departments, business units, customers or organizations while keeping their data logically separated. Creating and maintaining a completely independent content-management platform for every organization can increase infrastructure and administration overhead. This is where Alfresco Multi-Tenancy becomes useful. Alfresco Content Services can provide a multi-tenant repository architecture in which multiple tenants use shared Alfresco infrastructure while tenant-specific users, content and services operate within their respective tenant context. In the classic Alfresco multi-tenancy implementation, tenant stores and several repository services are logically partitioned. In this guide, we will understand: What Alfresco multi-tenancy means Alfresco multi-tenancy architecture Tenant isolation Database and content-store architecture Search and indexing Tenant users and administrators Tenant-aware APIs Security...
