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Re: Multi Tenant Self Hosted Enviroments
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xavier
Le 21.05.2023 23:32, Charles Gucker a écrit : > On Sun, May 21, 2023 at 12:22 PM Xavier Brochard >> In case Cloudpepper is not what you want, Ivan Yelizariev has made a >> package to help multi tenant Odoo hosting (see its modules on >> apps.odoo.com). There is also some bash scripts from the french >> provider >> Sisalp that you can download from http://download.sisalp.net/scripts/. >> You might also use the Yunohost solution, there is a good Odoo package >> (any version). > Thank you, I'm going to dig into the scripts. I also took a look at > Yunohost and it seems a little basic based on my background and > experiences. Yunohost is not so basic : while its purpose is to help beginners to self-host, it is also good if you want to not forget something, start with all annoying tasks done automaticaly and save time, as it is complete and well configured. **And you can allways do what you want with it.** It is also good if you need to try Odoo with Etherpad, NextCloud, LibreOffice, etc. > I'm > trying to understand how Odoo got to the point of multi-domain (being > able to add multiple websites) in the data plane, but not breaking > away the control plane (configuration functions) from the remaining > data plane functions. That is, dbfilter is intended to assign a > specific host or FQDN to facilitate the control plane functions, but > there isn't a function to administrate the relationships with the data > plane. In other words, within Odoo, there is no way to dynamically > maintain a list of vhost domains and associate them with their > respective databases and actually see the state of each vhost as they > relate to their database and mark them as active or inactive, which > would allow for the duplications or migrations from one database to > another without collisions. Don't forget to have a look on Yelizariev solution. You can ask him if you don't find his modules. There was also some useful OCA modules in the past. > I too ran a service provider in the early 90s Sometimes I miss this pleasant time, when there was a lot of new things to invent ! Best Xavier
