What's the Better approach to do these?

[Fellipe Henrique]

Hello,

I need to build a system.. each user will be a customer.. and each costumer will be products and sales...

I do not want to build a system, and create "sub-domais" and for each sub-domains a create a "new" clone of my system... it's hard maintenance..

I think these:  each model, I create a FK, and change the Model Manager, to filter all query with User ID... so, show only models to each User.. (thanks for help me here on these)

But I found a issue... for each record, django will use ID.. so, for example:

User 1  - Product 1 - Product ID: 1

User 1  - Product 2 - Product ID: 2

User 2  - Product 1 - Product ID: 3

User 3  - Product 1 - Product ID: 4

Any idea how to do that better?!

Thanks!

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[Julian]

Hello Fellipe,

sounds like you're developing a multi-tenancy webapp. Maybe https://github.com/bernardopires/django-tenant-schemas is the right tool for you.

Regards,

Julian

[Simon McConnell]

There is some discussion on the topic here:

https://www.reddit.com/r/django/comments/8xcbtq/book_announcement_building_multi_tenant/