Jason,
sorry, I should have been clear about what I am looking for
1 apache server, 1 domain name (say cms.example.org)
2 sling instances (either on 2 servers or 2 different ports)
from a user point of view I'd like to log in to cms.example.org and be
fully logged in to both sling instances (eg same full sling user on both
systems)
one way of course would be to use an sso solution
another one would be that the authentication session in sling can be
shared between multiple instances
what I am trying to get to is the following:
- my cms uses one instance for the admin shell
- we use client side rendering for the admin shell
- content is stored in another instance
This approach should allow me to upgrade my admin shell (the whole admin
UI) without having to upgrade the instance containing the customer
content. It also would isolate each customer (or tenant) onto their own
(smaller) sling instance with their own JVM and hence allow for better
vertical or horizontal scaling
Ruben
Hi Ruben,
Can you clarify some, when you say two tenants, is this two separate domains ?
And when you talk about being logged in, are yu controlling access or just
validating that someone is logged in or not, i.e. being able to access
information based on a user id.
- Jason
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On Sun, Dec 2, 2018, at 10:04 AM, Ruben Reusser wrote: > hi there, > > I
have been trying to do the following: 1 apache http server, 2 sling >
instances. /tenant1 goes to sling instance number 1, tenant 2 goes to >
sling instance number 2. If I log in I'd love to be logged in to all >
sling instances, preferably not with a cookie for each tenant. Would >
love to hear suggestions in what direction I should concentrate my >
effort to achieve my goal here! > > thank you > > Ruben >
