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I have a use-case which I am not sure can be fulfilled by gramps. Any advice is greatly appreciated.
I am migrating a legacy multi-tenant system application built on Postgres where the databases of all tenants are not exactly the same but very much similar. I was planning to use postgraphile to create a GraphQL API for it and then use gramps to merge them all.
On my frontend, I want to use the master API to query data such that when a user from TenantA logins, the master API will serve data from TenantA's API. Similarly for TenantB.
Is it possible with gramps? If not, any advice on how to achieve this?
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I have a use-case which I am not sure can be fulfilled by gramps. Any advice is greatly appreciated.
I am migrating a legacy multi-tenant system application built on Postgres where the databases of all tenants are not exactly the same but very much similar. I was planning to use postgraphile to create a GraphQL API for it and then use gramps to merge them all.
On my frontend, I want to use the master API to query data such that when a user from TenantA logins, the master API will serve data from TenantA's API. Similarly for TenantB.
Is it possible with gramps? If not, any advice on how to achieve this?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: