That post is about how Postgres doesn't scale for write-heavy workloads and that they had to move those workloads to Cosmos DB. For the rest of the remaining mostly-read workload they have a single primary with 50 read replicas.
The point is that Postgres scales a very long way. Once you arrive at OpenAI / ChatGPT scale there's no shame in reaching for a dedicated queuing system.
The point is that Postgres scales a very long way. Once you arrive at OpenAI / ChatGPT scale there's no shame in reaching for a dedicated queuing system.