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How is it not? Uniqueness would cease to matter between different tenants. They're unique by virtue of using a different database.
by cornishpixels 6y ago
How is it not? Uniqueness would cease to matter between different tenants. They're unique by virtue of using a different database.
- gomox 6y agoSee my sibling comment with the Hubspot example. Even though the system might work internally, other things will break if you start having duplicate account IDs because other systems don't think of the account ID as a cluster-local identifier, but as a global one.
- ryanbrunner 6y agoJust thinking through this, but if it's an entirely separate environment, just host it on a separate subdomain and the account id becomes irrelevant. If you have a functioning staging environment, you already have the ability to run an isolated environment without issue, this is just a different application of the same idea.
- gomox 6y agoYou can probably run the environment itself, but other systems (release management, monitoring, billing, etc) probably rely on the account_id being unique.