: Utilizing tools like Istio or Linkerd to handle cross-service multitenancy, ensuring that traffic between microservices remains authenticated and scoped to the specific tenant context.
: Implementing deeper separation for background tasks, such as per-tenant logs, cache keys, and scheduled jobs, to prevent "noisy neighbor" syndrome. Architectural Patterns for High Isolation multitenancy-102.rar
: Deciding between shared file systems or isolated object storage (like AWS S3 with tenant-specific prefixes) to ensure a single tenant's heavy uploads don't block others. : Utilizing tools like Istio or Linkerd to
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In a 101 scenario, you likely implemented simple data separation—either by adding a tenant_id to every table or giving each customer their own database. "102" is about solving the operational headaches that arise when you have hundreds or thousands of tenants.