Building multi-tenant Java apps using Spring Data and Azure Cosmos DB
There are many factors to take into account when designing a multi-tenant application in Azure Cosmos DB. We’ve covered many of these aspects at a high level in our documentation on Multitenancy and Azure Cosmos DB.
In this blog, we’ll quickly dive into the mechanics of implementing a database per tenant or container per tenant performance isolation model using the Spring Data library for Azure Cosmos DB.
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