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# MultiTenancy using Hibernate in Spring Data JPA

* MultiTenancy is a feature of JPA that allows you to store database data across multiple tenants. It's not a new concept—many applications have used it for years to separate data by tenant. However, Spring Data JPA provides an easy way to use multi-tenancy in your application by using Hibernate as your persistence provider.
* This allows you to create a single entity class that can be shared by multiple tenants, giving each tenant its own independent instance of the data.

Let's see how it works by using three different approaches:

| MultiTenancy Type                                                                                     | Description                                                                    |
| ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| [Partition tables by tenant id](/my-spring-boot-experiments/jpa/multitenancy/partition.md)            | Single table having partition (Supported Only from Hibernate 6)                |
| [Use a separate schema per tenant](/my-spring-boot-experiments/jpa/multitenancy/schema.md)            | Single Database having multiple schemas                                        |
| [Use a separate database per tenant](/my-spring-boot-experiments/jpa/multitenancy/multitenancy-db.md) | Different Databases having same schema (Could be having different aws regions) |

Additionally, another sample which implements Multiple Datasoures and MultiTenancy

[Multi DataSource and Tenancy using schema and db](/my-spring-boot-experiments/jpa/multitenancy/multidatasource-multitenancy.md)


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