Question

A developer is tasked with designing a solution to accommodate multiple client projects within a single Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) instance, each requiring its own set of unique resources, code, and content. Given the need for true multi-tenancy, where each tenant operates independently with zero knowledge of other tenants and no shared code, content, or common authors, which approach should the developer recommend?

Accepted Answer

Implement separate author and publish instances for each tenant, ensuring complete isolation of resources, code, and content, thereby achieving true multi-tenancy.

Answer

Encourage the use of component groups and allowedPaths properties to logically separate tenant- specific components and templates within the same AEM instance.

Answer

Utilize AEM's out-of-the-box multi-tenancy capabilities to segregate tenants within the same author and publish instances, relying on access control lists (ACLs) and content path organization to ensure separation.

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