I spent weeks engineering a clean NET Multi-Tenant architectureboilerplate.

Like many of you, I got tired of wasting the first 40+ hours of every single SaaS project rewriting the exact same backend boilerplate logic. Setting up project layers, building custom CQRS pipelines with MediatR, configuring JWT refresh token tables, and writing global tenant filters is incredibly tedious.

I wanted a flawless foundation for my future builds, so I spent weeks engineering StrataSaaS.Core using strict .NET Clean Architecture rules. It features:

• Structural Layer Separation: (Domain, Application, Infrastructure, Shared, API)
• Full MediatR Integration: Handling cleanly decoupled CQRS commands and queries
• Automated FluentValidation Intercepts: Catching and returning pipeline errors gracefully
• Secure ASP.NET Identity Controls: Pre-configured with JWT and Refresh Token rotation
• Deep Multi-Tenant Data Isolation: Handled completely via HTTP middleware resolvers and EF Core global query filters

I would love to hear your thoughts on this architectural approach, especially regarding global query filters versus separate-database multi-tenancy for early-stage bootstrapping!