What is Difference Between an MSP Instance and Stand Alone Domain Seperated Instance?
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‎11-29-2017 03:40 AM
Hi All,
Is MSP instance and a Standalone instance with Domain Separation plugin activated Same? Or are there any differences between MSP instance and a Standalone instance with Domain Separation plugin activated.
Thanks.
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‎09-21-2023 08:29 PM
Dear Harish,
@harishvsnow , hope you're doing great!
The main difference between an MSP instance and a stand-alone domain-separated instance is that an MSP instance is designed to support multiple customers, while a stand-alone domain-separated instance is designed to support a single customer.
MSP instances typically have a number of features that make them well-suited for managing multiple customers, such as:
- The ability to create and manage multiple domains, one for each customer
- The ability to share resources between customers, such as users, groups, and applications
- The ability to isolate customer data from each other
Stand-alone domain-separated instances do not have these features, but they are typically more affordable and easier to manage than MSP instances.
Short answer:
MSP instances are designed to support multiple customers, while stand-alone domain-separated instances are designed to support a single customer.
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Thanks & Regards,
Revanth. K
Product Test Automation Engineer