the docs are not clear. Is it possible to create a schema system on postgres database in order to use postgres schemas as isolated data collection for a multi-tenant app directed by a sub-domain request.
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We had authored two applications since the beginning the project* The same has been part of the multi-tenancy architecture in a single database, semi-isolated fashion using a multi-schema approach. We have built a third application that we also want to integrate into django-tenant schemas that’s failing to reflect their tables in the database, in tenant-generated schemas.
However, the migrations for the newly created app is successfully migrating and creating tables in the public schema. The same is failing to reflect in tenant-generated schemas.
This is happening for any new app that is created through Django.
We are using PostGIS as original backend and django-tenants as database engine.
Current Django version=3.2.12
Current PostgreSQL version=12
Current django-tenants=3.4.1
I have a django website with PostgreSQL database hosted on one server with a different company and a mirror of that django website is hosted on another server with another company which also have the same exact copy of the PostgreSQL database . How can i sync or update that in real time or interval
Postgresql has master-slave replication. Try That!
I'm curious if it is possible to use CosmosDB as the database backend for Django projects.
There's a fork that supports MongoDB as a Django database:
https://github.com/django-nonrel/mongodb-engine
You just need to select the MongoDB Api in your Azure Cosmos DB.
mongodb-engine seems dead, but I found djongo, which seems to be active:
https://github.com/nesdis/djongo
It's a connector that lets you use Django with MongoDB without changing the Django ORM.
You would need to configure your Azure Cosmos DB for MongoDB.
Once a day a database is pushed to my server where I am hosting my Django application. I want to use this local postgreSQL database for queries the user can perform and the pre-installed sqlite3 database to hold users.
I've tried integrating the local postgreSQL database and successfully migrated the table schema but I have no idea how to push all of the data.
Should I attempt to create a fixture and upload this data daily or is there another way I am not seeing.
Any help is greatly appreciated :)
Can we use relational and nosql database in same django project.
As django package for relational and no-sql(django-nonrel) are different. Is there a way we can use both kind of databases in same project ?
Yes, although it depends on the backend for the NoSQL database. Django-nonrel is not necessarily required for a NoSQL database backend. From my experience, it is possible to use SQLite and Cassandra in the same project. We don't use django-nonrel because the Cassandra backend for Django works fine on vanilla Django.