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When using Pike 7.9 or higher, FinServe can be configured to run in Multi-Tenant&#xA0;mode, which allows multiple applications to be hosted from within a single process. Isolation between applications is quite good, and you can even run multiple copies of the same application (using different configurations).<html:p class="paragraph"/>
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