This repository contains the basic code sample that demonstrates how to do a Multi-Tenant based authorization policy for any Multi-Tenant applications built for ASP.Net Core 2.0 version
- There will be policies defined at the entity levels and be applied to either the controllers or to the action levels
- There will be policies that can be configured in the form of a JSON file and then read and processed by a special handler. This way there will be more options to configure against a resource and against a URI. There will be multiple policies that will be configured and consumed by the application during runtime. This will result in a no build change for runtime policy managment or via an UI which is planned for a later period of time.
- Many of the data is hardcoded like the users, tenants and the dummy services. In the real-time, these will be the business implementations by the development team to plug-in their developed changes or write new implementations in such a way that the services are inline with the way the application speaks Multi-Tenancy.
This is a WIP and any suggestions and implementation level guidance for any implementor will be provided. Please write to me / post as issues any changes or any discussions around development / Multi-Tenancy / Authorization Policies