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A Guide to Creating a Multi-Tenant Application in Django
A Manual for Building a Django Multi-Tenant Application

Hello Folks, Today we will see “A Guide to Creating a Multi-Tenant Application in Django”.
Creating a multi-tenant application in DJango can significantly enhance your ability to serve multiple clients from a single instance of your application. This guide will walk you through the process, providing real-world examples and syntax to help you get started.
What is Multi-Tenantcy?
Multi-tenant software architectures involve a single application instance serving multiple customers (tenants). Each tenant’s data is isolated, ensuring privacy and security. This approach is particularly beneficial for SaaS(Software as a Service).
Types of Multi-Tenancy:
- Database-per-tenant: Each tenant has its databases.
- Schema-per-tenant: All tenants share the same database but have separate schemas.
- Shared database, Shared schema: All tenants share the same database and schema, with rows separated by a tenant identifier.
For this guide, we’ll focus on the shred database, and shred-schema approach, commonly used and supported by Django.