Want to create multi tenancy application with ASP.NET core , EF core ( separate database per tenancy )

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I want to create a multi-tenancy web application with Asp.net Core and EF Core i.e. Separate SQL server Database per Tenant.

I have a question, during migration how to handle DB updates

i.e. if I have changed a model and added new fields or removed a field and want to update the database, do I have to update all databases for Tenants? or is there any workaround for that?

I have done RnD and found solutions, but I did not find this specific concern.

Any help or guiding material will be helpful.

What I have tried:

GitHub - gpeipman/AspNetCoreMultitenant: Multitenant ASP.NET Core application to serve as a starting point for real multitenant applications[^]

Posted 31-May-21 19:55pm

Babar_Malik

Updated 21-Sep-22 6:49am

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[no name] 1-Jun-21 3:52am

One database, one view per tenant. As you've determined, multiple db's starts a cascade of issues. Volume should determine if partitioning is required; you're still at the "want to" stage.

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