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Nile, a Postgres platform to build multi-tenant AI applications https://www.thenile.dev
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It’s interesting to see the different approaches to building multi-tenant applications. Recently, I explored using database-per-tenant with SQLite by Turso https://turso.tech/database-per-tenant
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And the public launch announcement by Nile https://www.thenile.dev/blog/nile-public-launch
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Thanks I actually use Postgress every day. Can’t imagine the horror if each of our customers was stored in a different DB In what world would you not have a multi tenant architectureP? I get the row-level security point but it seems a huge pain So what Nile offers is, you can have multi-tenants, which would usually present loads of problems, and also run AI stuff super easy despite data being across multiple DBs?
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As company scales sometimes having separate db per tenant is a necessity depending on the client. I’ve seen it in previous places but for the majority a simple setup using dynamic queries suffice. You can also achieve “AI” capabilities with regular Postgres and storing vector embedding, from what I see Nile offers a complete package.
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