I think even for different use, like what was mentioned, having different types of websites LMS / eCommerce / events, WordPress muiti site will still be able accommodate these needs.

Its easier to manage the plugins(that are commonly used) within the same network as well.

Hello Daniel

Our Hosting supports only one WP installation per server.

But you can still create a separate server/site and map a subdomain as a primary domain (same logic, you just have to point the subdomain in the DNS level).
Feel free to open a live chat or forum ticket if more assistance is needed on that.

Thank you,
Dimitris

Great read once again! i mean always! :P

Personally, Multisite was awesome feature when it came out because I didn’t have to necessarily have 2+ WP installs which for me saved a great amount of time. However now I personally feel as though I tend to prefer single site installations as i work with individual clients.

If I’m being honest, i feel as though id use multisite for my own ecommerce stores which i plan to launch in the next year :)

Thanks for the tips!

Oh, I’m totally late for the party, don’t know I missed them, I hadn’t seen all the comments above about it!

Hi! I’m planning to use WP remote users sync to do that, it allows for SSO but I haven’t dive in it so can’t tell if it’s easy to set up (it’s all relative anyway…)

So — nice write up, but not something new.

Hi Marcel, thanks for the contribution :)

I’ll continue the research, if I don’t find a better solution, this plugin will be the way to go.

I asked on the forum but I wasn’t successful, it didn’t reach people who have experience with this subject.

This plugin seems to be ideal, I would trust more if it were a WPMU DEV plugin.

Hi Martin,

Thanks for the feedback :)

I will search on:

define(‘CUSTOM_USER_TABLE’, ‘the_user_table’);
define (‘CUSTOM_USER_META_TABLE’, ‘the_usermeta_table’);

I didn’t want to use any more plugins for that.