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    Ramkumar_S
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    We are running payroll application in web forms . Now we are in the stage to move to SAAS model and to use azure. Searched in internet but could not find proper information to start. Is azure support multitenant by itself or we need to create in web application? We plan to create separate database for each tenent. Please Advice. Ramkumar ("When you build bridges you can keep crossing them. ") http://ramkumarishere.blogspot.com

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      We are running payroll application in web forms . Now we are in the stage to move to SAAS model and to use azure. Searched in internet but could not find proper information to start. Is azure support multitenant by itself or we need to create in web application? We plan to create separate database for each tenent. Please Advice. Ramkumar ("When you build bridges you can keep crossing them. ") http://ramkumarishere.blogspot.com

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      "Is azure support multitenant by itself or we need to create in web application?" I am not sure to fully understand what you mean, but you may need to explore Azure a little more, as Azure is not only web sites and web applications. In fact, I see no reasons to not port what you already have "as is" on Azure, THEN see if you want to switch to an SAAS model.

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        We are running payroll application in web forms . Now we are in the stage to move to SAAS model and to use azure. Searched in internet but could not find proper information to start. Is azure support multitenant by itself or we need to create in web application? We plan to create separate database for each tenent. Please Advice. Ramkumar ("When you build bridges you can keep crossing them. ") http://ramkumarishere.blogspot.com

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        Bernard Grosperrin
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        Ramkumar_S wrote:

        Is azure support multitenant by itself or we need to create in web application?

        I am not 100% sure what you mean by this, but I suggest you get a bit more familiar with Azure, as it's not only Web sites. In fact, I don't see why you could not just port what you already have to Azure, THEN see if you want to switch to an SAAS model.

        Bernard Grosperrin BGSoftFactory

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          We are running payroll application in web forms . Now we are in the stage to move to SAAS model and to use azure. Searched in internet but could not find proper information to start. Is azure support multitenant by itself or we need to create in web application? We plan to create separate database for each tenent. Please Advice. Ramkumar ("When you build bridges you can keep crossing them. ") http://ramkumarishere.blogspot.com

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          Abhishek Sivasubramanian
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          Azure is a platform that supports building and running multitenant applications. Architecting the right kind of azure data storage strategy is the key in getting your application run in multitenant mode on Azure. To answer your question, Azure platform supports applications that can run in multitenant applications. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh534480.aspx[^]

          Abhishek Sivasubramanian Senior Software Developer Suyati Technologies, India

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            We are running payroll application in web forms . Now we are in the stage to move to SAAS model and to use azure. Searched in internet but could not find proper information to start. Is azure support multitenant by itself or we need to create in web application? We plan to create separate database for each tenent. Please Advice. Ramkumar ("When you build bridges you can keep crossing them. ") http://ramkumarishere.blogspot.com

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            if your current payroll application is running as single tenant application then you have to build the necessary support in your system to support multi tenancy such as how you want to isolate the date between the tenants in storage level and how authentication should be handled for different tenants and customization's you want to provide in your app e.g separate site logo for each tenant like that there are many things to consider during the design. There is no direct way to convert the single tenant app to multi tenant system.

            Have a nice day

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