systemdebt
systemdebt

Reputation: 4951

Using common user pool for multi-tenancy when a user can be in multiple tenants

some tenants will need their users to login using corporate identities. I would prefer to use a single-user pool for all tenants. Since the same user can be in multiple tenants, how do we identify which corporate identity to use to log the user in

Upvotes: 0

Views: 401

Answers (1)

Saravanan
Saravanan

Reputation: 7844

We can setup the authentication type or mode for each tenant in the tenant metadata. Ex: Tenant1:CustomAuthentication. Tenant2: Azure AD, Tenant3: On-Prem LDAP etc.

In this case, when the user enters his email address or chooses a tenant (through a tenant dropdown or tenant specific URL etc...), we pick the right authentication mode and then do the redirection accordingly. On receipt of the valid authentication, we do a cross check in the User pool and then allow the user to access the application based on his rights configured through Roles & Privileges.

This way, our Tenants, Tenant Users are all on a shared / common pool and the application data can be isolated to a different data store as such.

Upvotes: 1

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