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Back-End Hackathon

The document outlines guidelines for a hackathon project focused on building a scalable multi-tenant SaaS platform backend. Key features include multi-tenant architecture, user authentication, RESTful API, billing management, data analytics, and security measures. Participants are encouraged to deploy their applications and submit project proposals, with evaluations based on progress and quality of work.

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Back-End Hackathon

The document outlines guidelines for a hackathon project focused on building a scalable multi-tenant SaaS platform backend. Key features include multi-tenant architecture, user authentication, RESTful API, billing management, data analytics, and security measures. Participants are encouraged to deploy their applications and submit project proposals, with evaluations based on progress and quality of work.

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Hackathon Project Guidelines:

Scalable Multi-Tenant SaaS Platform

NeuronetiX
Ahmed Gamal
8 September 2024

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Project Description
In this project, you will build a Scalable Multi-Tenant SaaS Platform backend system.
The goal is to create a platform where multiple organizations (tenants) can sign up,
create accounts, and manage their own users and data in isolated environments. Each
organization will operate independently within the system, and your backend should
handle multiple tenants e iciently and securely.
This project will challenge you to think about scalability, security, performance, and
multi-tenancy architecture key skills for any advanced backend developer.

Key Features
1. Multi-Tenant Architecture:

• Implement a system where each tenant (organization) has isolated data (e.g.,
users, products, or projects).

• Use di erent tenant isolation strategies, such as separate databases or shared


databases with tenant identi iers.
2. User Authentication and Role Management:

• Implement secure user authentication for each tenant.


• Support multiple user roles (e.g., admin, manager, regular user) with di erent
access levels.
3. RESTful API for Tenant Management:

• Build a robust API for organizations to sign up, create subdomains, and manage
their data.

• Ensure proper authentication and authorization mechanisms.


4. Billing and Subscription Management:

• Implement a system where organizations can sign up for di erent subscription


tiers (e.g., free, premium).

• Integrate with a payment gateway (e.g., Stripe) to handle payments and manage
subscriptions.

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5. Data Analytics and Reporting:

• Provide tenants with analytics and reports on user activity, revenue, or data usage.
6. Noti ication and Email System:

• Build a noti ication system for real-time noti ications and scheduled email
updates.
7. Scalability and Performance:

• Focus on making the backend scalable to handle large numbers of tenants


e iciently.

• Implement caching strategies, load balancing, and database optimization.


8. Data Security:

• Ensure the system uses encryption for sensitive data.


9. Admin Panel for Super-Admin:

• Build a super-admin panel for platform-wide management, including tenant


oversight, account suspension, and subscription management.

• Include audit logs for transparency.


10.API Documentation:

• Provide clear API documentation for developers or external organizations that


might want to integrate with the platform.

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Use Cases
You can choose from the following use cases or create your own:
1. Education Platform for Multiple Schools:

• Each school is a tenant, with isolated data for teachers, students, and
administrators.
2. Task Management System for Companies:

• Each company manages its own users, tasks, and projects.


3. Healthcare Management System:

• Clinics or hospitals manage appointments, medical records, and billing.


4. Graduation Project Management Platform:

• Universities manage teams and graduation projects.

Deployment and Video Demonstration


• Deployment: Participants should deploy their applications on platforms such as
Render, or any other cloud hosting provider.

• API Demonstration: After deploying the application, participants should create a


video walkthrough of their API. The video should demonstrate browsing all the
routes using Postman or any other API testing tool, showing how the API works and
handles requests.

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Next Steps
1. Submit a Project Proposal:
Please submit a brief proposal outlining the use case you chose and what features you
plan to implement. This will help us understand your approach and guide you through
the project.
2. Progress Review:
There will be a progress review meeting on 20 September, where we will discuss your
progress, features implemented, and what you plan to add in the next phase.

Project Completion and Evaluation


We know this is an ambitious project, and it may not be possible to inish everything
within the given timeframe. The evaluation will be based on how much you’ve
accomplished and the quality of your work. Do as much as you can, and focus on
building a strong foundation for your multi-tenant SaaS platform.

Good luck, and we can’t wait to see what you create!

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