Hello together,
I am planning a dockerized postgresql James deployment for a small company.
It should store a few million emails that take about 1TB of storage in the
beginning and everything that comes in in the next few years.
Postgres is capable of efficiently handling databases that are a few TB large.
Additionally, I would assume that the email use cases where large amounts of
data are rarely read or written should be a relatively cheap one.
Therefore, I am currently planning to only use postgres for persistence, and no
dedicated blob store.
My test instance currently has half a million emails and that works totally
fine without blob storage.
Do you guys have any arguments why I should add a dedicated blob storage?
Are there any use cases that I overlooked that would greatly benefit from it?
Best regards,
Felix
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