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model-view-controllersubdomainasp.net-core-2.0
Loc Nguyen
Loc Nguyen

Reputation: 61

Multi domains for one project or multi domains for multi projects

I'm planning to make the graduate project about the e-commerce site using ASP.Net Core 2 MVC and SQL Server, but currently, I have some troubles:

Suppose I have two domain and sub-domain: domain.com and manage.domain.com. The domain.com will like the normal e-commerce site which allows customer go to browse, search, and buy the products. The manage.domain.com will only for staff to log in and do their stuff like manage staff, order, etc.

My questions are:
Is there possible to manage two domains on one MVC project or I have to split them up? If it is possible, then how can I manage it just in one MVC project?

If I have to split them up to two projects: one for e-commerce, one for staff, then should I create the WebAPI to connect as a data layer to communicate the projects with the same database as the suggestion of Sagar Shirke?

Are there any other approaches to my problems? Any comments and idea will be very very appreciated. Thanks for reading my problems!

Upvotes: 1

Views: 334

Answers (2)

dev8989
dev8989

Reputation: 349

After thinking about this some more I think you are taking the wrong approach.

Why don't you look at using a premade framework with an admin template page to manage typical admin task (users, passwords, custom data, etc.) ?

Instead of using a subdomain like sub-domain: domain.com, you could use domain.com/admin.

Here is an link to ASP.NET Boilerplate templates. I would recommend you look at the simple todo task examples and see if this is concept is what you want. Using the free Module Zero admin page templates to develop quickly. I would make sure you do the tutorials and read the documentation.

Upvotes: 1

dev8989
dev8989

Reputation: 349

This is a great tutorial on how to use subdomains.

Upvotes: 1

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