On 10/1/2016 11:39 AM, Jeff Janes wrote:
As others have said, different databases makes connection pooling less efficient, which could be very important to you, or could be irrelevant.
1000 apps running at once each with their own DB and 10s of connections == 10s of 1000s of database connections, which means 10s of 1000s of database processes.
1000 apps only connecting as needed for each transaction == database server forks for every connection, expensive.
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