Thank you very much for the video, can you kindly do another video that talks about the global users for Django tenants. I understand that with this implementation, each user will have to login to their schema, which means that a user who has access to more than one schema will have to login multiple times.
Thanks It is so well explained. I have two question. ¿Should we have all the user, groups and permission tables in the public schema or should we have them in each specific tenant? ¿How can we move those in each tenant schemas tables?
This was a very helpful walkthough. I was able to get Django-Tenants up and running with ease. Do you have any documentation or a walkthrough on how to manage tenant users? I havent seen much documented for that subject.
i must've done something wrong, i can see all the data from every tenant schema, my idea was that the main app was available to everyone but the records were "personal"...i need to dig a bit more but you helped a lot!
how will be the multi tenant (database schema for each tenant) across microservices. is this configuration is also needed another microservice ?? suppose this tenant coffeeshop there is employees in the coffeeshop so that employees are managing in other microservice how will it configure in multi tenant (database schema for each tenant) approach?
Thank you so much, found what am looking, but one thing again, am having Issue with my media urls after create the tenant, please can you help me with that? and once again thanks a lot.
this is good. thanks. how do i make this process automated. like I if want a company name 'bgico', i have a template of html where user can enter, the company name, and maybe company has multiple departments, user enters department name and a table is created for each
thank you very much for your video. I have this problem ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'django.tenants', apparently it's because of the docket but I don't know how to configure it. If you can guide me I would appreciate it
EXACTLY what I need. Thanks man! Great video. Short sweet and straight to the point!
This just came right on time. Concise and to the point.
Glad it helped you! Thanks for watching.
Babe wake up, new PP lecture just dropped!
haha thanks for watching!
Great! Was what I needed to understand the django-tenants! Thanks and congratulations!
the problem is how we can deploy this? i think its only for localhost
This is what I looking for! Worth for a sub!
This is the best video! Big up Pretty Printed. I'll signup for one on one coaching soon.
Hi , how to add login signup for the user haveing further users
What an amazing job, congratulations and thank you very much for sharing.
Pretty incredible. Thanks for the insight
Thank you very much for the video, can you kindly do another video that talks about the global users for Django tenants. I understand that with this implementation, each user will have to login to their schema, which means that a user who has access to more than one schema will have to login multiple times.
I would really be grateful if you could go deeper into this topic, or if you could recommend some reading/video on this in more detail.
Been looking for this...thanks!
Thanks for the video , quite informative
Thanks It is so well explained. I have two question. ¿Should we have all the user, groups and permission tables in the public schema or should we have them in each specific tenant? ¿How can we move those in each tenant schemas tables?
This was a very helpful walkthough. I was able to get Django-Tenants up and running with ease. Do you have any documentation or a walkthrough on how to manage tenant users? I havent seen much documented for that subject.
super awesome; hope to see a follow up with auth for multiple tenants
i must've done something wrong, i can see all the data from every tenant schema, my idea was that the main app was available to everyone but the records were "personal"...i need to dig a bit more but you helped a lot!
Hello Sir! it has been a while. Thanks for always sharing great things
Please would you like to make a full tutorial on django and docker ?!!
Thanks for the lessons. Can you please add "Unit Tests" as well.
That is really helpful, Thanks
if tenant is dynamically created,then how to create automatically schema and automatically migrate(makemigrtions) ?
Thanks for the video, it can have a domain instead a sub domains? Thanks
how will be the multi tenant (database schema for each tenant) across microservices. is this configuration is also needed another microservice ?? suppose this tenant coffeeshop there is employees in the coffeeshop so that employees are managing in other microservice how will it configure in multi tenant (database schema for each tenant) approach?
everything done perfectly could you please help how to setup Django User in each tenant schema
Great lesson.
Let me know we can create tenants with main domains not only in subdomains?
use subfolder middleware
Muito obrigado meu amigo.... Thank you very much....
Thank you so much, found what am looking, but one thing again, am having Issue with my media urls after create the tenant, please can you help me with that? and once again thanks a lot.
What happens if you have 1000 users you create 1000 schemas ? Can’t we use shared schemas and identify each user data with the user ID ?
Thanks 😊
Awesome
Thanks for watching!
In case of building ERP app for different customers, each customer is a company with multi users , how to apply this approach?
Hi, What if i want to implement django-tenant-schemas with a fixed URL. How would we go about it?
I want to use aws with multi tenant. any guide for that?
this is good. thanks. how do i make this process automated. like I if want a company name 'bgico', i have a template of html where user can enter, the company name, and maybe company has multiple departments, user enters department name and a table is created for each
i m stuck at one point when i using my domain of production its not working can you please help
How can i manage tenant user?? Its conflicting tenant user and other users?
hi is it possible to add a password for each subdomain
How use with channels ?
the question is that how many schema can it handle, thousands of them for a SAAS project?
thank you very much for your video. I have this problem ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'django.tenants', apparently it's because of the docket but I don't know how to configure it. If you can guide me I would appreciate it
Awesome..
can we do this in flask?
how we can deploy it on cloud?
cool thks