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Is Deepkit's ORM multi-tenancy capable?
See original GitHub issuePretty much the title and in particular with Mongo, where I use db as a namespace for tenants on the fly and without initiating new ORM or driver instances. All tenants share the same schema, so all code is DRY and they are isolated, so cannot access entities from other tenants.
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Interesting idea. I am subscribing to this thread for new developments. 😉
Yeah, can work perfectly fine if you are consistent. Although Mongo has also some kind of “migrations”, for the creation of indices. Not in the form of SQL, but you have to create them per tenant and keep them up to date.
Oh, indeed, it expired. Thanks for letting me know! Created a new one that doesn’t expire and updated the site. Here it is: https://discord.gg/U24mryk7Wq