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Asked: 2026-06-01T01:50:09+00:00

I don’t even know if this is even possible, but I thought I’d ask.

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I don’t even know if this is even possible, but I thought I’d ask.

I am creating a small CRUD application but I have multiple sites. Each site would use the CRUD. The application would have common CRUD methods and style, but each individual site would apply different forms. I want to avoid creating multiple CRUD applications that varied only in specific content (just different forms).

I want to have something like this:

mycrud.website1.com
mycrud.website2.com
mycrud.website3.com

I can create a subdomain for each individual site no problem. But is it feasible to point all the subdomains to one MVC application directory? And if it is possible any suggestions for how I might go about restricting users from website1 from seeing website2 or website3 content? Is that something “roles” could take care of (after authenticating user)?

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  1. Editorial Team

    First – the easy part is having one web site for all three domains. You can do that simply with DNS entries. No problem. All three domains should point at the same ip.

    As far as the content, you could do that in a number of ways. I think your idea of roles is pretty solid. It also leaves open the possible of a given user seeing content from both site1 and site2, if that would ever be necessary.

    If you don’t want to force users to authenticate, you should look at other options. You could wrap your CRUD logic and data access logic into separate libraries and use them across three different sites in IIS. You could have one site and display content based on the request URL. There’s probably a lot of other options too.

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