The goal of multitenancy is to maximize resource sharing across multiple users (while hiding the fact that these users are on the same server), and to ensure optimal performance. You can register tenants in the CEP Management Console, allowing tenants to maintain separate domains for their institutions.
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When multitenancy is used, certain tenants can sometimes become inactive for a long period of time. By default, if the inactive period is 30 minutes, the tenant is unloaded from the server memory. This requires the tenant to log in again before sending requests to the server. If required, you can change the default time allowed for tenant inactiveness by adding the
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Adding a tenant
To add a new tenant, take the following steps:
- On the Configure tab of the Management Console, click Add New Tenant.
- Enter the information about this tenant as follows:
- Domain - The domain name for the organization, which should be a unique name. (For example: abc.com)
- Usage plan for the tenant - The usage plan defines limitations (such as number of users) for the tenant.
- First Name - First name of the tenant admin.
- Last Name - Last name of the tenant admin.
- Admin Username - The username that the tenant admin will use to log in. The username must always end with the domain name. (For example: admin@abc.com)
- Email - The email address of the admin.
Viewing tenants
To view existing tenants, on the Configure tab in the Management Console, click View Tenants.