feat: Enable data separation for each MixPanel API instance #830
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Introducing Database Separation for Streamlined Event Routing
This pull request addresses the challenge of event data being directed to both Mixpanel and the proxy server due to a single database setup.
Problem:
Currently, all events are stored in a centralized database, regardless of their intended destination (Mixpanel or proxy server). This makes it impossible to control which events flow to each server.
Solution:
This pull request implements separate databases for each server, named according to their unique
instanceName
. This ensures events are routed to the appropriate server based on their origin.Implementation:
AnalyticsMessage
objects has been modified to utilize theinstanceName
instead of a context-based key.Benefits: