Ben Foster • 2/15/2016

ASP.NET Core Multi-tenancy: Data Isolation with Entity Framework

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This article is part of a series on building multi-tenant applications with ASP.NET Core. It focuses on data isolation strategies, specifically the database-per-tenant approach using Entity Framework Core. It covers multi-tenant data architecture options, configuring tenant-specific connection strings, and setting up Entity Framework to use these connections for data partitioning.

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