iluminae commented :
hey guys - excellent work so far.
I would like to say that rudimentary data isolation is an absolute must for me to start using dgraph. For my use case, I would currently have to spin up a dgraph instance for every customer - which is not possible operationally. Customers will have conflicting schemas, which is not something an ACL can fix. Call this multi-tenancy if you wish - but I am actually not interested in ACLs. I need data isolation as far as other databases give me (postgresql, mysql, elasticsearch, etc. - all just have another directory on disk segmented by “database”). If each GQL call to dgraph selected one and only one “database”, represented by it’s own directory on disk, without any cross-talk, it would fit my need exactly.