When you work in data, you mostly talk to data people. That's a bubble. Because a huge amount of data work is done by people who aren't "data people" at all. Software engineers. Product folks. Founders. Managers. Most of them have never had a reason to learn what OLAP means. They shipped the product on the default database, the dashboards landed on it too, and one day it stopped keeping up. If your Postgres is buckling under the analytics workload, I'm running a webinar tomorrow: how to tell when you've outgrown Postgres for analytics, and the pragmatic steps to fast, cheap analytics without ripping anything out. Postgres stays. The analytics move. I'll show you how. https://luma.com/mother-5p14