mariadb, mysql, pgsql, they all works like that: it's called "bin logs", "wal" or whatever. A record of everythings. Takes a lot of spaces. When you have a TB-

mariadb, mysql, pgsql, they all works like that: it's called "bin logs", "wal" or whatever. A record of everythings. Takes a lot of spaces. When you have a TB-ish non-archival database, keeping those is a nogo. This is why they are thrashed, and custom logic is implemented for the data that actually needs auditing capabilities. Databases are tools, you still need to work to tune them to your needs.