i want to manage multiple farm in single farmOS instance. but, Each farm owner and that farm manager and worker should not access other farms asset and logs. if any idea please refer.
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Hi @aathi179 - welcome to the forum! 
This question has been asked before. Here is my comment in another topic: Multiple tenants and instances - #2 by mstenta
ok sir, thank you.
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Are you aware of “Domain access” module in drupal. They claim manage multiple sites from single admin.
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Yes! Actually I used that module on a Drupal 6 project a long time ago.
It wouldn’t solve the main problem we have with multi-tenant farmOS, though. We need to create a concept of a “farm” and add all of the access control logic to restrict users/assets/logs to different farms.
The Domain module might be helpful once we have that logic established though. I think the ability to separate farms by domain could be a useful way to determine which farm you are interested in. But it’s probably not the only way. It might also be necessary to have multiple farms within the same domain.
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will expolre @mstenta sir, thank you.
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Since the beginning of Y2025, there has been some progress on this issue.
[pcambra] has started Farm multitenant project.based on Group module developed for Drupal.
pcambra has also started farmOS module developement for forest management:
co-maintained with “the boss” @mstenta you might also check out.
farmOS Forest.
My personal project (on of several, still in porogress) was to use Kubernetes/NGINX framework to cluster multiple farmOS instances (with or without Docker), on bare or non-bare metal cluster and shut the instance down when user signs off, and restart it when user logges in, so instance lives and occupies processor core only when needed, leaving cores for other instances to other users (other farmOS instances). Certain property (e.g. leased land from government could be leased to another farmer, or private land sold to another farmer, but could maintenain historical records in the farmOS, if import-export of all features of such plot per plot could be utilised). With central multi-tenancy this feature and managing multiple farms where plots also shift from “user to user”, e.g. for crop rotation…could be easier
About my projects I hope I will find time for proper posts soon.
Greetings
SF