Ahoy, blazer and field_test form the basis of our very strong no-BS data infra. It is so simple.
I still want to try and combine ahoy with a column store in postgres so that we can run the analytical queries straight onto postgres instead of syncing the events to BigQuery.
I've tried using pg_analytics by Paradedb but they don't support json columns, which is necessary with ahoy. Performance wise that would be ideal though.
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Ahoy, blazer and field_test form the basis of our very strong no-BS data infra. It is so simple.
I still want to try and combine ahoy with a column store in postgres so that we can run the analytical queries straight onto postgres instead of syncing the events to BigQuery.
I've tried using pg_analytics by Paradedb but they don't support json columns, which is necessary with ahoy. Performance wise that would be ideal though.
ParadeDB founder here -- We migrated the pg_analytics project to its own repo and will be adding JSON support!