Terminology
Definition of terms used in NRN documentation and source code.
Table of contents
Common terms
SSR
SSG
Tenancy
Definition: A tenancy is the occupancy or possession of land or premises by lease.
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ST
Single-Tenancy - Single-tenancy (ST) is an architecture in which a single instance of a software application and supporting infrastructure serves one customer (i.e: tenant).
MT
Multi-Tenancy - Multi-tenancy (MT) is an architecture in which a single instance of a software application serves multiple customers (i.e: tenants).
HT
Hybrid-tenancy - Hybrid-tenancy (HT) is an architecture which leverages (micro)services that are both single and multi-tenants to optimize the balance of performance, scale, and security.
TTM
NRN terms
Those terms are specific to NRN and you’re not likely to find a definition elsewhere.
MST
Multiple single-tenancy (MST) is an architecture in which a single base code of a software application allows to deploy multiple tenants, each with their own infrastructure. The infrastructure itself may be completely isolated from other tenants (ST), or partially shared (HT, e.g: different servers, but same DB).
This terminology has been defined by us, we couldn’t find much resources supporting this definition.
Preset
Preset of features that are built-in within. Helps to quickly get started a new project.
Dynamic i18n
Content-related (e.g: Post title in FR + EN).
Static i18n
Everything that isn’t related to dynamic content (e.g: Site links, any content that is static and not related to dynamic data).