attachment_swift: multi-tenancy use db name in container

Adds the possibility to insert `{db}` placeholder in the container
name that will be replaced by the database name to form a unique
container name per database.

attachment_swift/README.rst

@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ Configure accesses with environment variables:
 * ``SWIFT_ACCOUNT``
 * ``SWIFT_PASSWORD``
 * ``SWIFT_REGION_NAME``         : optional region
-* ``SWIFT_WRITE_CONTAINER``     : Name of the container to use in the store (created if not existing)
+* ``SWIFT_WRITE_CONTAINER``     : Name of the container to use in the store (created if not existing, optional {db} placeholder)
 
 Read-only mode:
 
@@ -38,6 +38,20 @@ The System Parameter ``ir_attachment.storage.force.database`` can be customized
 force storage of files in the database. See the documentation of the module
 ``base_attachment_object_storage``.
 
+Multi-tenancy
+-------------
+
+Use the `{db}` placeholder to handle multi-tenancy.
+
+On instances that hold multiple databases, it's preferable to have one container per database.
+
+To handle this, you can insert the `{db}` placeholder in your container name variable ``SWIFT_WRITE_CONTAINER``.
+It will be replaced by the database name.
+This will give you a unique container per database.
+
+As every attachment is saved with its container name, this doesn't affect the above-mentioned "Read-only mode" feature.
+You could have multiple replicas read from the same production storage, but each write to their own container.
+
 Python Dependencies
 -------------------
 

attachment_swift/models/ir_attachment.py

@@ -146,6 +146,8 @@ class IrAttachment(models.Model):
     def _store_file_write(self, key, bin_data):
         if self._storage() == 'swift':
             container = os.environ.get('SWIFT_WRITE_CONTAINER')
+            # replace {db} with the database name to handle multi-tenancy
+            container = container.format(db=self.env.cr.dbname)
             conn = self._get_swift_connection()
             conn.put_container(container)
             filename = 'swift://{}/{}'.format(container, key)