Multi-tenancy allows a single software application to serve multiple customers, optimizing resource utilization while keeping their data and configurations isolated.
With multi-tenancy, applications can reduce costs significantly by sharing infrastructure among tenants, leading to enhanced cost efficiency and simplified management.
Different types of multi-tenancy approaches, such as 'database per tenant' or 'shared database, shared schema', offer varying levels of isolation and resource efficiency.
Implementing multi-tenancy in Spring Boot can vary greatly depending on the desired level of data isolation and resource management efficiency.
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