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Laravel Vapor

Hi,

I Have a multi- tenant application, that splits the user data by database. i would like to know if Laravel vapor could suport a multi -tenant application? If so how would this work? Is it possible to run vapor commands from within the Laravel app? Say to generate a tenants database?

Any help or insight would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

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jlrdw
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Go here and read:

https://docs.vapor.build/1.0/introduction.html#introduction

Vapor isn't the app, your laravel application is. Vapor is for server management.

So if you can do xyz without vapor, you can do xyz with vapor. But you should really read those docs.

And I am sorry I referred you out of the forum, I've been scolded for this.

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fichby's avatar

Thanks so much for the reply, i have since attempted the deployment, and it all seems to be working.

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kurucu's avatar

Hi @fichby, how did you do this in the end? Did you find it easy? Is your app contained in one region?

All the questions!

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