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Q3 just got derailed for all Rockset customers.

These migrations are going to be complicated as there is no 1-1 drop-in replacement. They will touch every aspect of the data lifecycle, from ingestion and transformation to serving. Query optimization will also have to be redone/rethought.

At Propel, we just announced our Rockset migration service to help customers through this process: https://www.propeldata.com/blog/rockset-migration-service

When you need to do large/medium-scale analytical queries. Postgres is fairly slow for aggregate/group queries needed for analytics. Think if you're building Google Analytics type functionality.

Promptimize is a prompt engineering evaluation and testing toolkit.

That would be neat. I’d even take it if you could feature flag the schema for customers.

How we use deployment notes to communicate changes internally, improve customer communication, and aid in incident response.

Same here. From what I understand their primary network provider is T-Mobile.

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