To implement multi-tenancy, SkyVault Content Services has been logically partitioned such that each tenant has access to their own set of tenant-specific stores. These stores are typically routed to their own physical root directory. This also means that indexes are partitioned, since SkyVault Content Services maintains an index per store.
All related services are partitioned including node services, security services, workflow services, search and index services, and dictionary services. To support SkyVault Share in a multi-tenant environment, additional partitioned services include site services, activity services, invite services, and AVM services.
The metadata is logically partitioned within the database schema.
Logging enables nested diagnostic context (NDC). For a single tenant environment, the log output will show the user name context. For a multi-tenant environment, the log output also shows the tenant context.
- Modules
- SkyVault Content Services supports the ability to pre-package AMPs (SkyVault Module Packages) into the SkyVault Content Services WAR, which are installed into the default domain on start up. In a multi-tenant environment, the module is also installed into each tenant domain when the tenant is created or imported.