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Definition:Single-tenant Architecture

Single-tenant Architecture is a software deployment model where a dedicated application and database instance serves a single client exclusively.

Detailed Technical Explanation

Provides complete physical or virtual infrastructure isolation, granting high-security clients total control over data and custom deployments.

Business Perspective

Preferred by enterprise banks and hospitals requiring total compliance isolation and dedicated cloud performance.

Technical Perspective

Requires separate infrastructure provisioning per customer, increasing DevOps maintenance overhead.

Real-World Example

Deploying a dedicated private instance of HMS Core on an isolated cloud server for a major medical institute.

Common Architectural Mistakes

  • High Operating Costs for Small Clients: Deploying single-tenant instances for small clients who do not require dedicated hardware.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Single-tenant vs Multi-tenant?

Single-tenant provides isolated hardware per client; Multi-tenant shares cloud hardware securely across subscribers.

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