Solution :
Benefits and Challenges
to implement a multi-tenant environment. Challenges include:
- Additional technical complexity
- Increased development overhead
- Cross-organization dependencies on shared resources
- Increased operational complexity
Despite the challenges faced, running a multitenant application does have benefits, such as:
- Reduced hardware costs
- Reduced time to market for future sites
- Lower implementation costs for future tenants
- Standard architecture and development practices across the business
- A common codebase
Development Techniques :
- Managing dependencies
- Preventing code duplication
- Managing deployment scope
- Overlays
- Workflow launchers
- Vanity URLs
- Component Groups
- Testing
Operational Considerations:
- Shared Resource.
- Performance
- Logging'
- Backup and restore
Security consideration
- ACL
- Administartive Sessions
- Full text indexing
- User authentication
- Servlets
Governance
- Stakeholder Alignment
- Release Cycles
- Support
- Encouraging Reuse
- Improving Visibility
Checklist
Use the following checklist to ensure that you have considered the important pieces of a multitenant
AEM deployment:
A strong architecture/central team in place
High-level executive buy-in
Business unit level buy-in
Governance and processes are in place
An emphasis on testing
Agreement on release/upgrades and schedules
Common infrastructure and operations (storage, backup/restore)
Single place (e.g. wiki) to document the platform and each individual application
Common development and deployment strategy
Development of a core platform of services used by all sites
Extensive product knowledge by development and operation teams
Reference :
https://solutionpartners.adobe.com/content/dam/spp_assets/public/public_4/Multitenancy_and_Concurrent_Development_in_AEM.pdf
