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Hi, I'd like to use PhoenixAnalytics but storing the data in the main DB of the application gives me many concerns. Mostly about performance issues, additional space needed, and the integration with DuckDB.
I would feel much more comfortable if the data could be stored on a separate Postgresql database, that would be set up as a secondary repo, dedicated only to hosting analytics.
Have you considered this option?
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Hi @jaimeiniesta, you can actually achieve this by spinning separate Postgres instance and providing this new db connection to Phoenix Analytics. If I understood your concern correctly.
Hi, I'd like to use PhoenixAnalytics but storing the data in the main DB of the application gives me many concerns. Mostly about performance issues, additional space needed, and the integration with DuckDB.
I would feel much more comfortable if the data could be stored on a separate Postgresql database, that would be set up as a secondary repo, dedicated only to hosting analytics.
Have you considered this option?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: