Closed shailybaba closed 1 week ago
It is unique per tenant if i am not mistaken.Same user can be linked to multiple tenants.
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Why we need to enter tenant when login while our user email-id is unique? Any how we can fetch tenant id using user email and then continue our password checking flow?
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@shailybaba Email IDs can be used for multiple tenants. Hence recognizing tenant from email id will be not be a valid solution. In production cases, we wouldn't use this strategy where the user would have to type in the tenant. Rather, I would separate each tenant by SubDomains.
Root Tenant users can access the app via root.myawesomeapp.com Alpha Tenant users can access the app via alpha.myawesomeapp.com
In such cases you would have to use the Host Strategy of Finbuckle so that the API can recognize the tenant using the incoming Request URL, and decodes the tenant id from the subdomain. This will be the recommended flow.
Why we need to enter tenant when login while our user email-id is unique? Any how we can fetch tenant id using user email and then continue our password checking flow?