Tom De Kooning
10/18/2024, 12:36 PMuser
10/18/2024, 12:36 PMnamespace
feature in Airbyte. When setting up the destination in Airbyte, you can specify a namespace for each connection. This namespace can be the name of the company, for example. In the Postgres database, this namespace will be used as the schema name. This way, data from different companies will be stored in separate schemas in the Postgres database, allowing you to distinguish between them. In addition, you can also consider using the prefix
feature to add a prefix to your tables. This can be useful if you want to further distinguish between different data sources within the same company. For more complex transformations and data cleaning, you can use dbt, which integrates well with Airbyte. For example, you can use dbt to create association tables or adjust data types, as mentioned in a [forum post](https://discuss.airbyte.io/t/4035) on the Airbyte community forum. Finally, for multi-tenant environments, you might find this [webinar]() useful. It discusses how to use Airbyte in a multi-tenant environment and how to integrate Airbyte with other technologies like Airflow and dbt. Please note that you should ensure that you have the necessary permissions to access and store data from these companies, and that you comply with all relevant data protection regulations.