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One TTL clause pushes year-old ClickHouse parts onto storage costing 71% less per gigabyte
ClickHouse records a disk for every part, so a TTL rule can age old months onto S3 with the queries untouched. The lab behind the write-up substitutes MinIO for S3, so the latency half of the trade is still unmeasured.
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