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When we decided to build our multi-tenant SaaS application, we knew we had to choose the right technologies. After evaluating several options, we settled on Laravel for the backend and React for the frontend. Here's what I learned when building a multi-tenant SaaS with Laravel and React.
The Problem of Multi-Tenancy
Most docs skip the hard part of implementing multi-tenancy. It's not just about creating separate databases or schemas for each tenant. You need to consider authentication, authorization, and data isolation. We chose to use a separate database for each tenant, but this introduced new challenges, such as managing database connections and handling schema updates.
Laravel Implementation
When I first tried to implement multi-tenancy in Laravel, it broke because I didn't properly handle the database connections. I used the tenant middleware to switch between databases, but I forgot to update the DB facade.
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