Multi-tenancy in Laravel
summary
Demonstrates building a domain-based SaaS multi-tenant app in Laravel using the stancl/tenancy package: creating tenants via tinker, provisioning separate databases and domains, and running per-tenant migrations and artisan commands that migrate every tenant. Shows tenant-aware job execution (jobs carry tenant id and run against the tenant DB), tenant-specific logging, and domain-isolated registration/login to prove domain-based switching works.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Start
- 3:52What is multi-tenancy
- 5:12Examples of multi-tenant applications
- 6:15Features of a multi-tenant software
- 7:43Single database - Approach
- 8:39Single database - Disadvantages
- 12:04Multiple databases - Approach
- 12:28Multiple databases - Advantages
- 20:44Which approach to follow
- 24:03Quickstart Tutorial
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