Well, not really :) In software engineering, like any other discipline, there isn't one thing that will change anything, instead there will be hundreds of such things which combinedly influence you. But I needed a catchy title, didn't I? In this post...
In part one of this series, I wrote about choosing a multi-tenant design for your software system. Let's now look at the different ways of achieving this. Assume you have a unified code base for all tenants. One approach to support multiple tenants ...
A few weeks back, we had an issue in production (as expected, it was a local holiday). One of the many jobs we had in our kubernetes cluster had not run for over a day. After some basic troubleshooting, we came to know that one run of the job got stu...
Multi-Tenancy Multi-tenancy is quite common and almost indispensable in B2C software, but what about B2B products? Let's take a look at what multi-tenancy means, and how it affects the design decisions. In my current company, I have been working on a...
