I’ve never used DuckDB, but I was surprised by the 30 GiB of memory. Many years ago when I used to use EMR a lot, I would go for > 10 TiB of RAM to keep all the

I’ve never used DuckDB, but I was surprised by the 30 GiB of memory. Many years ago when I used to use EMR a lot, I would go for > 10 TiB of RAM to keep all the data in memory and only spill over to SSD on big joins.