Multi-database patterns
summary
Covers four concrete multi-database usage patterns—separation by function, sharding, replication (master/slave reads and writes), and data augmentation/shadowing—and how each can be implemented in Django 1.2. Describes strengths, weaknesses, coding examples for each pattern, and points out when using multiple databases may be unnecessary.
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