🏢 Multi-Tenancy Project 🚀

The Multi-Tenancy Project is a .NET application that demonstrates the implementation of multi-tenancy using the ASP.NET Core framework. The project allows you to create a multi-tenant application where each tenant has its own isolated data and configuration settings.

In a multi-tenant architecture, the application serves multiple tenants, isolating their data and providing separate functionality for each tenant. This project showcases the following aspects of multi-tenancy:

✨ Separate Data: Each tenant has its own data storage, ensuring data isolation and security.

🔌 Shared Application: The application code and logic are shared among tenants, reducing redundancy.

💼 Tenant Identification: Tenants are identified based on their unique identifier (ID) or subdomain.

🚀 Scalability: The architecture allows for easy scaling to accommodate growing tenant base.

The project includes the following API endpoints for managing employees:

• Endpoint: GET /api/Employees
• Description: Retrieve all employees for the specified tenant.
• Headers:
  • tenant (string) - The name of the tenant.
• Response: Returns a list of employees for the specified tenant.

• Endpoint: GET /api/Employees/{id}
• Description: Retrieve an employee by their ID for the specified tenant.
• Parameters:
  • id (integer) - The ID of the employee.
• Headers:
  • tenant (string) - The name of the tenant.
• Response: Returns the employee with the specified ID for the given tenant if found, or a 404 status if not found.

• Endpoint: POST /api/Employees
• Description: Create a new employee for the specified tenant.
• Headers:
  • tenant (string) - The name of the tenant.
  • Content-Type (string) - Set to application/json.
• Request Body: Expects an EmployeeDto object with employee details (e.g., name, description).
• Response: Returns the created employee with a generated ID for the specified tenant.

To use this project, follow these steps:

1. Clone the repository.
2. Build and run the project using a compatible .NET development environment.
3. Access the API endpoints mentioned above to interact with the employee data.

👨‍💻 Amine Nafkha - DotNet Developer!

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