Django - Heavy Databse Usage

[Paul Onteri]

Let's say you are building a SAAS application system in which every user will use the database heavily, for example, a hospital management system. Should you have separate databases for each user? And how do you implement this in Django?

[Motaz Hejaze]

Make a custom user model , using abstractbaseuser , abstract base manager , lets say the custom user model will be myuser , myuser will contain all the common data between all users like name and email for example , , extend the custom user model using one to one relation with a model for each user and but specific user data for that user in that model ,last move to make a post_save signal to save the profile model when a new user signs up and create a new user model instance ...

You need to create a sign up page for each user , but one login page could serve them all

On Mon, 18 Nov 2019, 4:50 pm Paul Onteri, <onter...@gmail.com> wrote:

Let's say you are building a SAAS application system in which every user will use the database heavily, for example, a hospital management system. Should you have separate databases for each user? And how do you implement this in Django?

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