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by jmarbach
949 days ago
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When a blob is saved, first I write it to Postgres (https://neon.tech), so that ensures there's a persisting backup. However, it's typically a waste of money to store infrequently accessed blobs in disk with Postgres over months and years. After 4-6 weeks data is offloaded to object storage - so that you benefit from low long term storage costs. The lifecycle of a blob works out roughly something like as follows, based on last read date: < 30 mins ago - In-Memory: Cloudflare CDN < 30 days ago - In-Disk: Redis Auto-Tiering Memory/Disk combination - In-Disk: Postgres > 30 days ago - Object Storage: Backblaze B2 |
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