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I would like to build an application that connects to multiple databases.
A customer would have an address to access your application (eg customer1.myproduct.com) and then this application accesses the database “customer1.” Each customer would have their own database.
What better way to make these connections? What care should I take to have a good application performance?
that’s a bad idea to have a database for each customer. how will you be handling creation of new database for each customer manually?
maintaining all these connections will not be an easy job.