laravel-shared-multitenancy

Example of a shared multitenancy data model using Laravel and MySQL

Installing

1. Install docker if you don't have it https://www.docker.com
2. Clone repo locally and cd into the project
3. Start the docker container

make docker-start

5. SSH into the docker container

./ssh.sh

6. Migrate and seed

php artisan migrate:fresh php artisan db:seed

Usage

1. Connect to MySQL shell:

./mysql.sh

2. Grab an email address from the users table

select email from users limit 5;

3. Visit http://localhost:8000/ and click login
4. Use the email address with the password "secret"

MySQL credentials

• host: 127.0.0.1
• port: 3306
• username: dev
• password: dev
• database: test

Disclaimer

This project is meant to showcase a relational data model and Laravel Eloquent implementation for shared multitenancy. It is not meant to be run in a production environment without significant changes.