Multi-tenancy is a very complex and broad term that may be understood and implemented in various ways, not only in Laravel.
Over the years, people constantly asked questions about it, including Taylor Otwell himself. Here's what he tweeted back in 2021:
The problem is that people have different cases for that multi-tenancy:
- Restricting record access by user?
- Or by teams? Companies? Organizations?
- What if a user belongs to multiple teams?
- How to auto-assign a user/team to the record?
- What if we need a separate database for each team?
- etc.
So, I compiled my practical knowledge of the typical situations in this course.
Over 6 chapters and 20+ lessons, we will create a few demo applications with various "types" of multi-tenancy.
We will also take a look at packages to help us. The most popular is stancl/tenancy, but there's also spatie/multi-tenancy, and what about Laravel Jetstream with teams feature?
I will also try to answer the question of when to use a multi-DB setup and how exactly to implement it with one of the packages.
So, let's dive in?
Nice tutorial
I believe there was a series about this topic one or two years ago. As I understand it, there is no longer any video content available for this series. It seems this has happened to many premium courses. Is that correct?
Yes, you are correct - we are moving away from Video based lessons to text lessons. There is a few reasons for that:
... but removes the hability from people that learn better from watching videos... or have difficult reading.
payed... and now have to trash it. cancelled.
Please from your list of courses please remove the movie icon from the each course card. Same has on each course page.
Is hard to see anywhere on the web a "course" that is not video. Dont understand the diference between a course and a blog post with sections.
Hi, thanks for the feedback.
As Modestas said, we went all-in on the text courses mostly because our students told it was EASIER for THEM to go through material this way. And it's easier for us to maintain/update, so it's a win-win.
But I understand that some people prefer videos, will think about maybe returning to videos in the future (but then it would drastically reduce the amount of material released).
And thanks for a great catch, we forgot to remove the icons from the list, that's what made the confusion. Now changed to text icons.