Cloudtracker looked like a really cool tool, so I tried it out, but ran into a performance issue. On a account with a lot of users cloudtracker is quite slow. It looks like it's just partitioning by date, not user, so searching for a single user searches all users. At that point the performance of the python code doesn't matter because the Athena query alone takes some time. Is there a reason why it's not partitioning by user?
Cloudtracker looked like a really cool tool, so I tried it out, but ran into a performance issue. On a account with a lot of users cloudtracker is quite slow. It looks like it's just partitioning by date, not user, so searching for a single user searches all users. At that point the performance of the python code doesn't matter because the Athena query alone takes some time. Is there a reason why it's not partitioning by user?