Agreed. We don't use it as a primary database as well. In fact, all of our data persists in PostgreSQL. However, a smart thing for us to do would have been usin

Agreed. We don't use it as a primary database as well. In fact, all of our data persists in PostgreSQL. However, a smart thing for us to do would have been using PostgreSQL as a fallback (postgis for spatial queries, something that we heavily do with Elasticsearch). Obviously incidents like such have made us cautious and we will be working on fixing these architectural issues quickly.