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Right, it certainly wouldn’t work for a big multi-tenant db. But the right data organization can make it work. In our case, the data is organized such that the
by antonvs 3y ago
Right, it certainly wouldn’t work for a big multi-tenant db. But the right data organization can make it work.
In our case, the data is organized such that there’s usually only one client at a time that would need to write to a given db file. Think for example of a folder per user, each containing a db file and various other files for that user. What we’re doing is actually even more granular than that - we have a folder for each object that a user could be working on at a given time.