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Building a Multi-Tenant SaaS Application with Laravel and React

Learn how to build a multi-tenant SaaS application with Laravel and React, including data isolation, performance optimization, and security considerations.

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Building a Multi-Tenant SaaS Application with Laravel and React
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Introduction to Multi-Tenant SaaS Applications

When I first started working on our company's SaaS application, I quickly realized that building a multi-tenant system was crucial for scalability and security. Our team discovered that using Laravel as the backend framework and React for the frontend was an excellent combination for this task. Here's what I learned from that experience.

The Problem of Data Isolation

One of the primary challenges in a multi-tenant application is ensuring data isolation between tenants. I initially thought that using separate databases for each tenant would be the best approach, but our CTO, Sarah, insisted on exploring other options due to the added complexity and cost. After some research, we decided to use a single database with separate schemas for each tenant.

Implementing Multi-Tenancy in Laravel

To implement multi-tenancy in Laravel, we used the laravel-tenancy package. This package provides an easy way to manage multiple tenants in a single application. We also had to modify our database migrations to accommodate the separate schemas for each tenant.

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