##What this is

This is a multitenancy experiment.

Multitenancy can be achieved through multiple scenarios:

• Different schema (this will create a set of tables with different schemas for each tenant)
• Different connection strings (for each tenant)
• Different tenant id on table's column (what we're doing here)

It uses autofac for dependency injection and entity code first for migrations.

##What this is not

It's more of a demo project. Not yet ready for production (i.e. use at own expense).

##Usage Create a database called Multitenancy Run the migrations For this you need to run the command : Update-Database -Script -ConfigurationTypeName ContextConfiguration -Verbose -ConnectionString "Data Source=.;Initial Catalog=Multitenancy;Integrated Security=True;" -ConnectionProviderName "System.Data.SqlClient" This assumes that you already have a database called Multitenancy on your local sql server instance

For references, if you want to modify the note class to further experiment, you can delete the initial migration and add another one (or simply add another migration) with this command:

Add-Migration -Verbose -ConfigurationTypeName ContextConfiguration -ConnectionString "Data Source=.;Initial Catalog=Multitenancy;Integrated Security=True;" -ConnectionProviderName "System.Data.SqlClient" InitialMigration

Start the project