Postgres isn’t meant to be a guaranteed permanent replacement.
It’s a common starting point for a simpler stack which can retain a greater deal of flexibility out of the box and increased velocity.
Starting with Postgres lets the bottlenecks reveal themselves, and then optimize from there.
Maybe a tweak to Postgres or resources, or consider a jump to Kafka.
Postgres isn’t meant to be a guaranteed permanent replacement.
It’s a common starting point for a simpler stack which can retain a greater deal of flexibility out of the box and increased velocity.
Starting with Postgres lets the bottlenecks reveal themselves, and then optimize from there.
Maybe a tweak to Postgres or resources, or consider a jump to Kafka.