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by infra_dev 3y ago
Nile CEO here. We do offer serverless Postgres but that is where the similarity ends. We’re the first database that virtualizes tenants into the database. This enables seamless tenant isolation, per-tenant backups, and placement on multi-te
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by infra_dev 3y ago
Nile CEO here. Thanks for the feedback. Let me try to explain it a bit. Modern SaaS applications are multi-tenant. We’re the first database that virtualizes tenants into the database. A tenant is primarily a company, an organization, or a w
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by infra_dev 3y ago
Nile CEO here. We work out of the box with Django. We are working on providing examples and tutorials for Django soon.We definitely want to play well with the ecosystem.
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by infra_dev 3y ago
Nile CEO here. Nile provides tenant virtualization. Each tenant has a group of users within them. Typically, you would choose one location for a tenant. This will be based on your customer location. This would mostly stay the same. The user
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ServiceNow is managing 85,000 databases with 25B queries per hour(diginomica.com)
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Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL adds pgvector support(infoq.com)
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The best UUID type for a database Primary Key(vladmihalcea.com)
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Vacuum Advisor: Workload-aware auto tuning for Postgres(pganalyze.com)
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LinkedIn's large scale media store(github.com)
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Things I wish databases did for developers(thenile.dev)
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Performance isolation in a multi-tenant database environment(blog.cloudflare.com)
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Architecting an open source ETL product into a SaaS product(thenile.dev)
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SaaS Control Plane? I can write one in a weekend(docs.thenile.dev)
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by infra_dev 4y ago
This is Ram, the author of the post. We have not unveiled our product yet. We are currently focussing on talking about the architecture that Infrastructure SaaS companies have to build and scale. The control plane and data plane are the cri
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by infra_dev 4y ago
This is Ram, the author of the post. Thanks for the feedback. The architecture that is mentioned in the post is something we built at a startup for our providing our infrastructure as a service. It is true that this architecture gets comple
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by infra_dev 4y ago
Hey smashah, this is Ram, the author of the post. Everything that you said is pretty spot on. It is a really hard problem and pretty repetitive in many of the companies including open source projects. We hope to build a platform that can he
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by infra_dev 4y ago
Great question! For a typical B2B SaaS, you typically will have a multitenant deployment in one region. The control plane APIs and data plane APIs will run in the same region. Each new customer will create a logical tenant in your DB but th
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by infra_dev 4y ago
Hey ed, this is Ram, the author of the post. In the context of Infrastructure SaaS, a data plane is the system that is the infrastructure that you provide as service. For example, let us say you are building a company that provides Postgre
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by infra_dev 4y ago
Hey, this is Ram, the author of the post. Would love to know how this architecture works in production for you. For infrastructure saas, the control plane needs to manage 100's of data planes. It also needs to own user and tenant manag
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Infrastructure SaaS – a control plane first architecture(docs.thenile.dev)
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