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How do you implement multi-tenancy in Spring Boot?
Three common strategies: a shared schema with a tenant_id column filtered on every query (cheapest, needs discipline or a Hibernate filter to enforce), a schema-per-tenant (moderate isolation), or a database-per-tenant (strongest isolation, most operational overhead) — resolved per-request via a tenant-identifying header/subdomain and a routing DataSource or Hibernate multi-tenancy config.
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