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Nile Has a Free API — Postgres Built for Multi-Tenant SaaS Applications
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Nile Has a Free API — Postgres Built for Multi-Tenant SaaS Applications

via Dev.to WebdevAlex Spinov2h ago

What if your database understood tenants natively — isolated data, per-tenant metrics, and unlimited virtual databases, all on vanilla Postgres? Nile gives you exactly that. A serverless Postgres platform purpose-built for multi-tenant SaaS apps. Why Developers Love Nile Traditional Postgres forces you to hack multi-tenancy with tenant_id columns, custom RLS policies, and fragile middleware. Nile makes tenants a first-class concept: Virtual tenant databases — each tenant gets isolated storage on shared infrastructure Built-in tenant-aware queries — SET nile.tenant_id = 'xxx' and all queries are automatically scoped Per-tenant metrics — track storage, connections, and query volume per customer Standard Postgres — works with any Postgres client, ORM, or migration tool Quick Start # Install the Nile CLI npm install -g @theniledev/cli # Connect to your Nile database psql "postgres://user:pass@db.thenile.dev:5432/mydb" Create a tenant and start querying: -- Create a new tenant INSERT INTO t

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