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I am looking to create a solution where every user has their own unique password and separate database on Neon DB. The goal is to generate 10,000+ dynamic, isolated databases automatically, with each user being granted access to their individual database. I want to explore whether this is achievable by cloning the Neon DB repository on my own server and gaining full API access to create multiple databases.
Can you provide guidance on the following:
Is it possible to create 10,000+ dynamic databases for individual users on Neon DB?
If I clone the repository on my server, will I get the necessary API access to programmatically create and manage these databases?
How can I manage user access to their specific databases with unique passwords?
Are there any best practices or performance concerns when scaling to such a large number of unique databases?
Any help or insights would be appreciated!
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I am looking to create a solution where every user has their own unique password and separate database on Neon DB. The goal is to generate 10,000+ dynamic, isolated databases automatically, with each user being granted access to their individual database. I want to explore whether this is achievable by cloning the Neon DB repository on my own server and gaining full API access to create multiple databases.
Can you provide guidance on the following:
Is it possible to create 10,000+ dynamic databases for individual users on Neon DB?
If I clone the repository on my server, will I get the necessary API access to programmatically create and manage these databases?
How can I manage user access to their specific databases with unique passwords?
Are there any best practices or performance concerns when scaling to such a large number of unique databases?
Any help or insights would be appreciated!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: