As a novice, I would welcome the community's insights in to how I should
approach caching selects in a multi-tenant application.
For a single user, my controller had:
def list():
adults = cache.ram('adults',
lambda:db(db.adult.id>0).select(),3600)
return dict(adults=adults)
For a single tenant this works fine, but for multi tenants all users access
the same cache 'adults'. This therefore exposes the cached data to
everyone.
The simple solution is to abandon caching altogether, but I am wondering if
it is feasible to have a different cache for each tenant (I have <10
tenants)?
I have no idea how to implement this, so would appreciate some pointers.
Thanks,
Andy
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