Organizing an scaling project
Turns out I'll have potentially several projects (for a different client each) which are going to be basically the same one replicated and tailored to each client's needs.
Github-wise, I plan to organize this having an organization and each project is its own repo.
Railway-wise, I was planning on going with the Pro plan for each client.
My question is, is there a way to have a sort of master account and in the Dashboard each project having the Pro resources independently? Or are the plan's resources shared across the projects of an account?
The ideal scenario would be that each project is billed independently (with the same payment method).
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is there a way to have a sort of master accountyou can kinda think of your hobby account as the master account
each project having the Pro resources independently? Or are the plan's resources shared across the projects of an account?in fact, each service has independent resources...
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just a quick question for you, you currently only have a hobby account right?
Yes, that is correct.
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is there a way to have a sort of master accountyou can kinda think of your hobby account as the master account
each project having the Pro resources independently? Or are the plan's resources shared across the projects of an account?in fact, each service has independent resources
The ideal scenario would be that each project is billed independentlyprojects cant be billed independently, but you said you are going with a pro plan for each client, and those pro plans are billed and invoiced separately ill send screenshots
so this is my hobby account selected on the dashboard, note the dropdown icon besides my name
clicking the dropdown shows me the hobby account, and my two pro workspaces
clicking into either of those pro workspaces brings me to the projects that reside within those workspaces
and you can see here each account / workspace gets its own billing
Niiiice.
Yeah, that´s exactly it!
So, I would organize them into workspaces, each with their own resources and billing.
Thanks, Brody! It was easier than I expected.
100% correct
happy to help!