Multi Tenancy approach with a single client #442
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Hi @EireMan-dev 👋 What you describe is what I may call "groups management". Indeed, Fief tenants won't be helpful for this use-case. I hope to add that feature in the future, but for now yes, you should come with your own logic for that. |
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Hi team. Firstly, thank you for providing such a great project!
As per your docs, a client can be attached to a single tenant only; which is appropriate and makes sense in a true multi-tenancy scenario. I hope to build a FastAPI/React service powered by Fief, for a number of customers whereby sub users for each customer are maintained as separate groups but managed together. I initially thought tenants would work, but since this will not be a white labelled product and controlled by my single fastAPI client, I can only have one tenant.
I am trying to see if there is a recommended way to manage multiple customer's users when done so through a centralised application. At the moment I am presuming a lookup table in my own db but I just want to confirm my understanding is correct, thanks!
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