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It’s more than a flat cost estimate. It’s more about risk mitigation. Trying to add multi-tenancy to a system that wasn’t designed for it, can mean a major rewr
by jchanimal 7y ago
It’s more than a flat cost estimate. It’s more about risk mitigation. Trying to add multi-tenancy to a system that wasn’t designed for it, can mean a major rewrite. Building the system from the beginning with the idea that there could be multiple tenants may cost 10% more, but the opportunity cost of not being able to address the multi-tenant market could be much bigger.
- 8note 7y agobuilding a multi-tenant system without having at least two tenants from the get go means you're still likely to need that rewrite. The chances that the assumptions you made for your first tenant meet what your next one needs are pretty low