How does Deep Security Manager decide which database server to use for a new tenant?

Deep Security Manager selects the database server for a new tenant primarily by evaluating the server with the least load. This approach is aimed at ensuring optimal performance and resource utilization within the system. When several database servers are available, selecting the least loaded server helps distribute the workload evenly, preventing server overload and maintaining responsiveness for each tenant's operations.

This mechanism enhances efficiency and reliability, allowing for better management of resources across the installations. By minimizing the strain on individual servers, Deep Security Manager can improve overall system performance, thereby providing an improved experience for users and ensuring that all tenants can perform their operations swiftly and without delay.

The other methods, such as user preference settings or geographic location, can play a role in other contexts but are not the primary determinant for database server selection in this scenario. Random selection lacks the efficiency needed to optimize performance or reliability effectively.