Red Hat OpenShift and Joget Workflow Cloud Edition

Confluence User - 20 Jan, 2019

Hi.

I just went through the fantastic Joget blog post "How to Visually Build Apps with Joget and Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform" and I would like to know is there a way to achieve multi-tenancy with this combo. I can see that there is only Joget Enterprise Edition container and from what I understand for multi-tenancy there should be a Joget Cloud Edition. Since Cloud Edition is enhanced Enterprise Edition I'm still keeping my fingers crossed.

If currently there is no way to achieve it, I would much appreciate some help for multi-tenancy, preferably without DIY approach. It's a headache for which I don't and never will have the resources to deal with.

Cheers,

Siniša Perović

deployment;openshift;jogetv6

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22 Jan, 2019
confluenceUser
confluenceUser

Hi Sinisa,

I don't think you need multi-tenancy features when using a container platform like OpenShift. This is precisely the purpose of running on OpenShift, with the ability to easily create instances of Joget and allocate resources on-demand as required. Maybe you could share your use cases on why multi-tenancy is required when OpenShift already provides such capabilities? 

Best Regards
Julian

 

22 Jan, 2019
confluenceUser
confluenceUser

Thank you Julian for your time and effort.

You're absolutely right regarding the container based deployment.

The client asked if they could have their apps on subdomains, like hr.example.com or crm.example.com and I don't know how it would work if I'm to point a specific app to the subdomain instead of app center url.

 

Cheers,

Siniša Perović

24 Jan, 2019
confluenceUser
confluenceUser

In this case you might want to run a web server as a front-end proxy, so that you can map subdomains to specific app URLs.

24 Jan, 2019
confluenceUser
confluenceUser

Thank you Julian for your time and effort, apparently it's back to school time (wink)

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