Thanks for the quick replies, but not really what we are looking for.

This will result in one instance per tenant. Since this could get big, it could 
mean a lot of tenants, so this is not desirable.

 

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On 12/13/10 9:26 AM, Henry Dogger wrote: 

Hi all,

 

We are looking for a possibility to make multi tenant administration possible.

Now it is possible to control everything: ‘superadmin’ and your own extension: 
‘User’

one thought:
lightweight jails (not full virtualization since that takes lots of resources 
and task switching)
an ibm p series, with linux and lpars.  0 overhead.
you put each tenant into their own lpar.

if sipx port was upgraded from the 3.x* versions to current versions for 
freebsd, you could use freebsd jails.
(which is only a super chroot ish thing.  it chroot's the root and networking 
as well) you could have 16 tenants, 16 copies of postgress, http, etc all 
running on individual ip addresses.  0 overhead since their is no VM 
taskswitching.

but consider the ibm p series with lpars.  (but I would love to see the freebsd 
port updated), freeswitch already runs as a plugin to pfsense.




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