a year ago
railway is the typical default database created; I'm still looking into what options I have, but either it was create a second instance, or use a second database within the same instance. I can't figure that there's anything wrong with this, but everything I know currently about traditional use dictates that you only have 1 database in use, the rest are system databases not typically accessed during normal usage.
7 Replies
a year ago
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a year ago
My use case is having a OAuth2 Next.js app hosted with a Directus (headless CMS).
a year ago
Prisma, my ORM for Next.js, does not like having tables it doesn't know (such as those created by Directus, by me or it's internal system).
a year ago
*I am about to go to sleep, I just tested this to see if there was any problem, and it's seems to be perfectly fine; but I thought I would ask here. I'll see notifications to any replies in the morning.
a year ago
If you're wondering "what does this guy want to be told"; Yes/No and any detail about your personal experience with multiple databases within the same instance hosted in Docker/Railway. It's a small question.
a year ago
Having multiple databases is not an issue. From what I've seen, it does not contribute significantly to costs
a year ago
!s
Status changed to Solved adam • about 1 year ago