Create a Multi-Tenant Laravel App With Docker

This summary provides an overview of creating a multi-tenant Laravel application with Docker Compose. The process involves setting up a new Laravel project using Docker Compose, installing the necessary packages, including Tenancy For Laravel, and configuring the package to create separate databases for each tenant. The application is then set up to allow only the "landlord" to create new tenants, and a job pipeline is created to create a main user for each tenant. The application is tested by creating new tenants using Laravel Tinker, which allows users to interact with the application at the command line. The setup provides a scalable and secure architecture for managing multiple tenants in an application.

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