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>you mean decoupling data from code, that's not the goal. It's to decouple one team's data from another team's data Use a schema bro. You can do this with two
by corethree 3y ago
>you mean decoupling data from code, that's not the goal. It's to decouple one team's data from another team's data
Use a schema bro.
You can do this with two schemas. Think of it as folders in databases. Then give different permissions to users per schema.
- hot_gril 3y agoI know, but our DBMS doesn't support schemas. Instead, it's easy to spin up more "databases" that all share one instance but have separate ACLs, quota, backups, etc. Postgres has something similar but with less isolation. It doesn't really matter how exactly you slice it, point is you aren't sharing tables.