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by nikita
807 days ago
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(neon ceo)
Yes you will have an S3 fetch latency for downloading a layer file for such data. However we don't page out aggressively so it's a very unlikely event. Most of the time you will be fetching from a locally attached SSD which is superior and more predictable than EBS. Where it works super well is the long tail of small and rarely used database - it pushes our costs way down. Another advantage is that if the whole region goes down the S3 copy survives. Finally if you separate storage and compute you can be serverless and scale to 0. |
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