#Fleet of Convex projects

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uneven tulip
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Features and challenges to manage a fleet of Convex projects

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@zealous panther - What are some native features and challenges for managing a fleet of Convex projects?

I'm familiar with Neon, a company providing managed serverless Postgres. A Neon customer can create a "fleet" of Neon databases. For example OpusFlow, a Neon customer, creates a Neon project for each OpusFlow customer. Each Neon project contains a Postgres database. OpusFlow is doing this pattern in order to achieve multi-tenancy at the database level.

Perhaps the concept of a Convex fleet isn't that analogous to what Neon provides, since Convex is a full backend-as-a-service with capabilities such as functions and file storage. For example, I'm not aware of any customers of Supabase managing a fleet of Supabase projects.

zealous pantherBOT
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Let me check the knowledge base for you. One moment! :books:

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Hmm, I don't know enough to give you a confident answer yet. The knowledge sources provided do not contain specific information about managing a fleet of Convex projects. However, Convex is designed to simplify the development of web applications by providing a global state management system that runs in the cloud. It offers features such as cloud functions, a database, file storage, scheduling, search, and real-time updates that fit together seamlessly source (https://stack.convex.dev/the-next-level-firebase-for-modern-developers).

For more detailed information on managing multiple Convex projects, I would recommend checking out the official Convex documentation or reaching out to their support team.

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hybrid fractal
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@uneven tulip there are some customers using convex this way right now, but the APIs are not fully stabilized yet. in general if a customer has this need, we can provide some guidance on e.g. provisioning apis available right now and so on