Best Practices for Using FoundationDB in a Multi-Tenant Environment

[williamclark]

Hey everyone,

I’m working on setting up FoundationDB for a project and am wondering about the best practices for using it in a multi-tenant environment. I’ve read that FoundationDB’s ability to handle distributed data across multiple servers is one of its strengths, but I’m unsure how to manage isolation between tenants effectively.

In particular, I want to know how to create the database schema for best performance while guaranteeing that the data of each tenant is isolated and secure. Should I employ independent databases per tenant, or would it be better to retain a common database and separate tenants through keys or tags?

Best Practices for Deploying FoundationDB in a Multi-Region Setup?

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Additionally, I’m currently taking Salesforce Developer online training to broaden my skill set and would love to hear if anyone has integrated FoundationDB with Salesforce for data management. Any tips on scaling, performance, and managing resource allocation across multiple tenants would be incredibly helpful.

I’m still relatively new to FoundationDB, so any advice or experiences with similar setups would be much appreciated.

Thanks for your help,
williamclark