When you choose the platforms and systems that comprise your modern data infrastructure, the pricing model is a major factor to consider. Your data warehouse and data pipelines handle a ton of data every day, and they can quickly make or break your budget. Evaluating exactly how and why you’ll be charged is a crucial …
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PostgreSQL is a powerful open-source database that supports materialized views. Traditional materialized views are database objects that contain the results of a query — usually, a focused subset of a large dataset. They’re powerful optimization tools. But what about materialized views of a real-time data feed? When you run a query at a set interval, …
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