Nile CEO here. There are many approaches to doing multitenancy. - You can create one physical DB per tenant - You can place multiple tenants on the same DB

Both approaches have pros and cons. This is exactly what Nile is solving. We want users to not worry about all the operational complexity of picking a choice. You can choose any approach in Nile.

In Nile, the tenant DB is a virtual concept. You can choose to place it on a multitenant DB along with all the other tenants or choose to place it on a dedicated DB. Nile provides a single experience irrespective of your choice and takes care of all the operational complexity. We also go one step further and also let you place a tenant in any location worldwide but still have one Postgres experience.

You can read more about it here https://www.thenile.dev/docs/tenant-management https://www.thenile.dev/docs/tenant-placement

Would love the feedback