Wrap-up / Next steps
Congratulations! You have completed this course on multi-tenancy. We hope you found it helpful and informative.
Multi-tenant collections
Multi-tenant collections are a powerful feature in Weaviate that allow you to manage multiple tenants in a single Weaviate instance. Each tenant has its own isolated data, while sharing the same schema and configuration.
A multi-tenant collection is also much more efficient than creating multiple Weaviate collections. This allows you to scale your application more easily and cost-effectively.
Multi-tenancy and resource management
While each tenant belongs to a collection and shares the same settings, you can still manage each tenant's resources individually.
This can be done by setting the tenant's state (to ACTIVE, INACTIVE, or OFFLOADED), or setting the index type as dynamic, which allows each tenant to only use HNSW once they pass a certain threshold of objects.
A carefully constructed strategy to manage the resources of each tenant can help you optimize your application's performance and cost-effectiveness.
Further resources
These resources will help you continue your learning journey:
- Starter guide: Resource management
- Concepts: Multi-tenancy
- How-to: Manage collections
- How-to: Multi-tenant operations
- How-to: Manage tenant states
- Weaviate Academy: Vector indexes
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