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When managing data across multiple tenants, which approach do you prefer?
1. Separate Databases for each tenant.
2. Single Database with a tenant identifier (e.g., tenant_id).
3. Single Database with table name prefixes (e.g., tenant1_orders, tenant2_sales).
Which approach works best for scalability, performance, and maintainability?
Let’s hear your thoughts!
#how_do_you_go_about_it
1. Separate Databases for each tenant.
2. Single Database with a tenant identifier (e.g., tenant_id).
3. Single Database with table name prefixes (e.g., tenant1_orders, tenant2_sales).
Which approach works best for scalability, performance, and maintainability?
Let’s hear your thoughts!
#how_do_you_go_about_it