Re: django, multi-tenancy and urls

[Collin Anderson]

Hi,

Are you using nginx or apache?

The especially tricky part about this is handling the local-machine case.

Collin

On Friday, December 5, 2014 6:10:36 AM UTC-5, vijay shanker wrote:
>
>  am writing a e-commerce application where different people can have 
> stores with urls like this: www.store-one.saas.com, www.store-two.saas.com, 
> and so on.
>
> These domains have to be generated automatically when a user signs up for 
> store.
>
> I have read somewhere that www.saas.com/store-one can be rewritten as 
> store-one.saas.com (ofcourse, they din told me how :( ).
>
> Is it possible and how it can be done, how can i achieve it in production 
> and with my local machine?
>

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Re: django, multi-tenancy and urls

[Kelvin Wong]

Take a look at Cartridge. It has multi-tenancy out of the box.

The rewriting can be done in Nginx or Apache.

K


On Friday, December 5, 2014 3:10:36 AM UTC-8, vijay shanker wrote:
>
>  am writing a e-commerce application where different people can have 
> stores with urls like this: www.store-one.saas.com, www.store-two.saas.com, 
> and so on.
>
> These domains have to be generated automatically when a user signs up for 
> store.
>
> I have read somewhere that www.saas.com/store-one can be rewritten as 
> store-one.saas.com (ofcourse, they din told me how :( ).
>
> Is it possible and how it can be done, how can i achieve it in production 
> and with my local machine?
>

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django, multi-tenancy and urls

[vijay shanker]

 am writing a e-commerce application where different people can have stores 
with urls like this: www.store-one.saas.com, www.store-two.saas.com, and so 
on.

These domains have to be generated automatically when a user signs up for 
store.

I have read somewhere that www.saas.com/store-one can be rewritten as 
store-one.saas.com (ofcourse, they din told me how :( ).

Is it possible and how it can be done, how can i achieve it in production 
and with my local machine?

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