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I didn't make it clear in my response, and thats my fault. We actually dont use pg, mondrian, or mysql anymore. We ended up with a golang solution that we use
by orenmazor 13y ago
I didn't make it clear in my response, and thats my fault. We actually dont use pg, mondrian, or mysql anymore.
We ended up with a golang solution that we use essentially like you would with a column store. It's very fast and extremely thin.