top | item 41176431 (no title) retakeming | 1 year ago If you're a Postgres pg_search user, partial indexes (https://docs.paradedb.com/search/full-text/index#partial-bm2...) can solve. discuss order hn newest bastawhiz|1 year ago If you're creating one Postgres index per user, you're going to have a bad time really fast. sroussey|1 year ago Would eat up inodes? Not sure how these work, does it create separate files for each one? rco8786|1 year ago Index per tenant but yes, if you have hundreds or thousands of tenants that becomes a more difficult problem to manage but not at all unmanageable.
bastawhiz|1 year ago If you're creating one Postgres index per user, you're going to have a bad time really fast. sroussey|1 year ago Would eat up inodes? Not sure how these work, does it create separate files for each one? rco8786|1 year ago Index per tenant but yes, if you have hundreds or thousands of tenants that becomes a more difficult problem to manage but not at all unmanageable.
sroussey|1 year ago Would eat up inodes? Not sure how these work, does it create separate files for each one?
rco8786|1 year ago Index per tenant but yes, if you have hundreds or thousands of tenants that becomes a more difficult problem to manage but not at all unmanageable.
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