Building SaaS you'll often need to use a Multi-tenant Architecture. Here are different ways that you can segregate compute and data storage.

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When building Software as a Service (SaaS) you’ll often need to use a Multi-tenant Architecture. In this architecture, having the identity of each request is critical in being able to route a request all the way through to the right services and resources. Data storage can be in a silo or partitioned. Compute can be pooled or siloed.

Multi-tenant Architecture for SaaS