We could use an OLAP DB such as Clickhouse / Timescale.
With A/B testing at scale, we will have a lot of requests and querying those using a regular DB (currently MySQL). This will add a lot of stress to the regular DB. Also it will be slower since it's not optimised for this
We could use an OLAP DB such as Clickhouse / Timescale.
With A/B testing at scale, we will have a lot of requests and querying those using a regular DB (currently MySQL). This will add a lot of stress to the regular DB. Also it will be slower since it's not optimised for this