A scalable, available, searchable and near realtime system. but at what cost?
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Describes replacing a slow SQL table of customers for SMB users with a new stack for storing large, frequently-changing, somewhat-relational data that must be searchable, near‑real‑time, highly available and GDPR-compliant. Names the system properties sought (scalable, available, searchable, near‑real‑time) and covers design choices, acceptable trade-offs, and implementation caveats encountered while shipping the production system.
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