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This is true, but my point is that it’s not predictable. e.g. I have 1 TB db with 50 tables and a specific i/u/d pattern. Until i replicate the whole db increm
by higeorge13 4y ago
This is true, but my point is that it’s not predictable.
e.g. I have 1 TB db with 50 tables and a specific i/u/d pattern. Until i replicate the whole db incrementally and run this with some warehouse, there is no way i can make an estimation about #credits per year. I want to add some new big dbt model? There is no way i know how much time will a warehouse be running because the query planner cannot create a sensible query execution plan. And so on.
Charging e.g. by # of processed rows is more predictable from end-user/admin perspective. That’s all. But obviously they make more money the way they price, what do i know? :-)