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That's really flexible. I think you're missing a chance to show TimescaleDB mopping the floor with RDS on throughput and tail latency on the high IO instances o
by eloff 6y ago
That's really flexible. I think you're missing a chance to show TimescaleDB mopping the floor with RDS on throughput and tail latency on the high IO instances on a cost per transaction basis - for regular Postgres tables and workloads - time series features aside. There's a good blog post waiting there.
I didn't know about the one-click online migration, even between regions and clouds, that's huge! It's not a feature RDS will ever have for obvious reasons.