It’s just that it’s easier to pull if it’s in the same db as everything else. The S3 solution is perfectly ok and 10x cheaper (.20$ pm instead of 2$), but the d

It’s just that it’s easier to pull if it’s in the same db as everything else. The S3 solution is perfectly ok and 10x cheaper (.20$ pm instead of 2$), but the difficulty is, now you need to do a REST call to S3, and if you want the history per user or per day or per object, then you need to design all sorts of metadata to be able to fetch the right objects.