I feel the same way regarding the importance of a migration back to Postgres if needed. I haven't been given a reason to doubt cockroachdb's stability, but you

I feel the same way regarding the importance of a migration back to Postgres if needed. I haven't been given a reason to doubt cockroachdb's stability, but you never know what could go wrong. The fact that I can have a break glass contingency plan to restore data to Postgres if I need to is huge. I doubt I'll ever need it, but the fact that it's an option made using a younger project like cockroachdb an acceptable risk.