- What is your product version? - 11.0
- What is your product type (Angular or MVC)? - Angular
- What is product framework type (.net framework or .net core)? - .NET Core
This is about the Project Name requirement in ASPNet Zero and the possibilities of having multiple Host accounts.
We are using Angular as product type with .NET Core for our multi-tenant application. And we are planning to have a separate sub-domain for each tenant account. Additionally, there will be separate hosting environments for DEVelopment, Stage & Production on different servers.
The expected configuration & URLs can be visualized as follows -
Project Name: OurDomain.com
URLs:
- Dev.OurDomain.com - for Host account on Development
- Stage.OurDomain.com - for Host account on Stage
- www.OurDomain.com - for Host account on Production
- Tenant1.OurDomain.com - for 1st Tenant account on Production
- Tenant2.OurDomain.com - for 2nd Tenant account on Production
The DEV hosting is done and working currently as 1 Host account and multiple different Tenant accounts.
The questions are -
- Whether we can have multiple host accounts for same Project Name, hosted on separate Servers (IP addresses)?
- Can we use the same source code?
- Is this possible using single Project license of ASPNet Zero?
Thank You
2 Answer(s)
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Hi @samir.edm,
The Project name you use to create your Project in ANZ is separate from your deployment, so what you are trying to do is fine. I do the exact same thing with multiple systems I have developed using ANZ.
From the ANZ FAQ:
There's no deployment restriction, you can publish your project to any number of servers. Notice that, the word "product" can also be used as "project" or "solution" in various places on the website. These have all the same meanings.
I hope that helps. -Brian
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Thanks @sedulen :)
@sedulen is right;
1.Whether we can have multiple host accounts for same Project Name, hosted on separate Servers (IP addresses)? Yes.
2.Can we use the same source code? Yes.
- Is this possible using single Project license of ASPNet Zero? Yes.
Let me know if you have any other questions.
