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How “cheap” is it to create new db instances? I can imagine a world where it might be practical to have one master db for all of your customers/accounts. But a
by timmg 4y ago
How “cheap” is it to create new db instances?
I can imagine a world where it might be practical to have one master db for all of your customers/accounts. But a separate db instance for each customer’s data.
Is that the kind of architecture you think might be workable with your system?
- nikita 4y agoIt's cheap. Storage footprint is 15Mb and will be shrunk further. Min compute footprint is a 1 core container that shuts down when not used. We are already working with customers that do that. This is for sure a great use case for Neon.
- unraveller 4y agowon't the tiny compute units on AWS have relatively slow storage? (no NVMe allowed for them I think) fine for small datasets that fit in ram but benchmarks are needed to show the bigger picture.