Cool, we have a similar setup with dedicated databases for logically separated parts of the app. I work at an online classifieds platform built on rails. For ex

Cool, we have a similar setup with dedicated databases for logically separated parts of the app. I work at an online classifieds platform built on rails. For example we have a listing-events database that acts as an event log for our listings. It’s pretty huge so having it on a separate db is great, mainly for rds storage costs.