Add multi-portal support per org - #3260
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe API Portal now resolves a configured ChangesPortal scoping
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes Merge Risk: 🔴 Critical · up to The PR adds portal isolation and cross-portal session protection, but the current head can make existing databases unsafe to upgrade, create records that cannot be found under the configured portal, affect data belonging to another portal, and fragment shared user identities. It also retains known default database credentials with the database port exposed, so the PR should not merge until these issues are fixed or explicitly accepted. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant PortalConfig
participant orgContext
participant ResourceDAO
participant Database
PortalConfig->>orgContext: resolve configured portalId
ResourceDAO->>orgContext: getPortalId()
ResourceDAO->>Database: read or write with portal_id scope
Database-->>ResourceDAO: portal-scoped record
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In `@portals/api-portal/configs/config.toml`:
- Line 44: Standardize the portal identifier default across the configuration
value, getPortalId() fallback, PostgreSQL/SQLite/SQL Server schema defaults, and
the migration/backfill for existing rows. Replace the inconsistent
default_devportal_id usage with the PR-specified default_portal_id so
configuration-created and schema-defaulted rows resolve through the same
portal-scoped DAOs.
In `@portals/api-portal/src/config/configLoader.js`:
- Around line 602-619: Update the portalId validation around config loading to
reject whitespace in the raw identifier before trimming, ensuring values such as
“ portal-a ” cause startup to fail. Keep getPortalId() and downstream DAO usage
consistent with the validated value, while preserving the existing empty-value
validation.
In `@portals/api-portal/src/dao/apiDao.js`:
- Line 281: Update getByCondition so conditions always starts with the portal_id
predicate and params always starts with getPortalId(), while retaining the
org_uuid predicate and orgId parameter only when orgId is provided.
In `@portals/api-portal/src/dao/keyManagerDao.js`:
- Line 149: Update the update, get, and deleteKm method contracts to accept
orgId, and scope each UUID-based query by both org_uuid = ? and portal_id = ?
using orgId and getPortalId() alongside the UUID parameter. Preserve the
existing behavior for callers operating within the matching organization and
portal.
In `@portals/api-portal/src/dao/subscriptionPlanDao.js`:
- Around line 184-185: Update the subscription-plan update flow to inspect the
update query’s rowCount before invoking replaceLimits. When no portal-scoped row
is updated, return the existing null or not-found result immediately; only
replace limits after a successful update for the requested plan, portal, and
organization.
In `@portals/api-portal/src/services/seederService.js`:
- Around line 151-160: Update the non-duplicate error branch in seedDefaultOrg
so it rethrows the original error after logger.error records the failure,
replacing the current return and ensuring startup cannot continue without the
required organization-portal mapping.
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here we assume uuid is globally unique, which is true. However, we have changed the contract of the table for uuid and portal_id to be unique and declares that portal_id is part of a row's identity. So with that the above mappings query is wrong according the db design contract .
PRIMARY KEY (portal_id, uuid),
Ideally any query that touches a portal-scoped table must include portal_id in its filter.
And IMO adding AND portal_id = ? costs nothing at runtime (index handles it).
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found this in following places as well in the code
- src/dao/apiDao.js — attachAssociations (api_contents + subscription_plan_limits), list, listFromAllViews, searchFallback, getIdInView
- src/dao/apiKeyDao.js — list (subquery on api_key_app_mappings)
- src/dao/applicationDao.js — getKeyMapping, upsertKeyMapping, getKeyMappings, getKeyMappingById
- src/dao/eventDao.js — reconcile, list, get (all touch event_deliveries)
- src/dao/subscriptionPlanDao.js — replaceLimits, attachLimits, updateApiMapping
- src/dao/viewDao.js — deleteView, replaceLabels (
- src/dao/apiFileDao.js — three UPDATE sites (upsertMany, upsert, update) using TENANT_SCOPE_EXISTS never bind the caller's portal
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seems the change becomes huge if we do this. lets get feedback from the rest of the team as well on this.
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Purpose
This PR introduces portal_id as a first-class dimension in the API Portal's data model, enabling a single organisation to run multiple portal instances against the same shared database while keeping each portal's data fully isolated.
Implementation Details
New configuration added
'default_devportal_id'.Schema level changes
portal_id VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL DEFAULT 'portal_id'column. The column participates in:e.g.
FOREIGN KEY (portal_id, org_uuid) REFERENCES organizations(portal_id, uuid), so cross-portal FK violations are structurally impossible.e.g.
UNIQUE(portal_id, handle), so the same handle may exist independently in each portal.Applied identically across all three dialect files (schema.postgres.sql, schema.sqlite.sql, schema.sqlserver.sql).
user_idp_referencesanduser_organization_mappingsare intentionally unchanged as per the review Add multi-portal support per org #3260 (comment). Users belong to an organisation, not to a specific portal. The same user base and IDP-to-org mapping is shared across all portals serving a given org; making these tables portal-scoped would cause the same physical user to appear as a different mapped identity on each portal.Cross-portal session isolation
sessionstable is not modified at the schema level. Instead, the current portal's ID is stamped onto the session object at login.Index changes
All unique indexes and constraints now include
portal_idas a discriminant, enforcing per-portal uniqueness (e.g. the same handle or name can exist independently in each portal).Regular indexes are updated selectively:
portal_idis added to indexes on tables where queries consistently filter on bothorg_uuidandportal_idtogether, so those indexes serve as full composite prefix scans rather than partial scans with post-filtering. Indexes on columns whereportal_idis not part of the common filter pattern — low-cardinality status columns, UUID-typed FK columns used in point lookups or joins where the UUID is already sufficiently selective, and cross-portal system operations such as session expiry cleanup — are left unchanged.Two indexes are newly added (no prior index covered these access patterns):
idx_org_idp_ref_idorganizations(idp_ref_id, portal_id)idx_api_metadata_org_uuidapi_metadata(org_uuid, portal_id)listPublished,listInView,getByCondition) filter on this combination — no composite index existed beforeMigration note
A migration plan for upgrading existing installations (covering the PK restructure, composite FK changes, and column backfill) is a #TODO task. Fresh installs, new portal-aware indexes, and the portal_id column additions (all defaulted) are safe to deploy immediately.
Related issue: https://github.com/wso2-enterprise/apim-saas/issues/2849