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If you expect to continue to scale, the multi-tenancy should be in software. One reason is overhead. Each instance of the system will have overhead, and as you
by wikibob 6y ago
If you expect to continue to scale, the multi-tenancy should be in software.
One reason is overhead. Each instance of the system will have overhead, and as you scale to more and more customers, that overhead will eat up your profits. If it's a well-engineered multi-tenant system, you won't have this issue.
- slayerjain 6y agoThe problem with multi tenant software is the overall complexity which should also translate to cost . Also releases requires having to keep adding feature flags/config. I'm a bit afraid that this may lead to a very brittle software/architecture in long term.