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I don't understand how they imagine the business usecase around this and build these products which are almost negligible In real world, I need a system which
by nitinreddy88 2y ago
I don't understand how they imagine the business usecase around this and build these products which are almost negligible
In real world, I need a system which must be writing data into parquet files. If such system exist, why would I ever choose Postgres to query. I can pretty much use same data lakes/systems which are writing the data to query the data. If I want to scale horizontally, I would use something like duckdb for in-process or even simpler solutions instead of eating the transactional database process workers.
- philippemnoel 2y agoMany people write Parquet files to S3 from Kafka, and read it from DuckDB, Databricks, etc. And now Postgres! It's already configured with access control, caching, etc. and is where your operational data lives