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First of all, every database comes with some metadata overhead (catalog tables) which amounts to ~ 30MB. Take into account that this also may (should!) be in me
by ahachete 10y ago
First of all, every database comes with some metadata overhead (catalog tables) which amounts to ~ 30MB. Take into account that this also may (should!) be in memory (shared_buffers) so it can become expensive.
But the most significant factor is whether you need to do queries that span multiple users/tenants. If you need to, you will require postgres_fdw and nor performance neither manageability will be good at all.
- raarts 10y agoIf you use it for multi tenanting then probably you won't need that. But 30MB is a lot yes.
- paulddraper 10y ago> need to do queries that span multiple users/tenants If you need that, shouldn't you use one database?