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by hasyimibhar
39 days ago
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In some cases you have no choice but to retain the data, e.g. due to compliance. But the good thing is it doesn't have to be in Postgres. You can periodically offload data to a lakehouse, then delete it from Postgres. If the table is partitioned, delete should be cheap. I'm guessing with Neon, since their storage is a lakehouse, you get this for free. |
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