Hello,
Increase of access cost is logarithmic when we access by index, so
partition often isn't a solution to improve performance, but a solution to
solve human difficulties to manage huge amounts of data, to
develop expensive parallel jobs and, in some cases, to improve performance
for sequential
Hi Team,
I'm working with a PostgreSQL table containing terabytes of data, and
it grows by millions of rows weekly. Each row is identified by a
[KSUID][1], and my primary read patterns are:
1. Retrieve a row by its KSUID.
2. List rows by `user_id` in descending order, pagination acceptable.
Curr
