Kurt, what language/framework are you planning to use for the project?
On Jan 10, 2009, at 12:19 PM, Kurt Mackey wrote:
I really, really like not having to deal with schema updates. Given
that I don't have to worry about this in quite the same way with
Couch, I've been wondering what the downsides are to splitting data
into multiple databases on a SaaS project. The idea is that each
account/customer would get their own database, rather than simply
marking documents with an "owner".
Now, the obvious downside is that it makes it more difficult to do
cross-customer queries. But what other problems are there with this
idea? Assuming that there were lots and lots and lots of accounts,
what performance implications are there to giving each their own DB
rather than making them all share?
-Kurt