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by gazpacho
867 days ago
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The ideal case would be if you did something similar to what Timescale does with their compression/data tiering and kept "recent" data in a "regular" table so that transactional performance (including updates) is maximized but then "archive" it to columnar storage. But also in general, how does `pg_analytics` compare to Timescale's compression or their tiered storage? My understanding is that compression is on disk and tiered storage is parquet files in S3. |
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