Let’s say I have a database with 1TB of data. I export it daily to S3 with this Snapshot export. Does it mean I will be adding 1TB every day to my S3 storage?
Excuse me for technical illiteracy, but would that make sense to export these snapshots daily? Is there any way to consistently get the (every 24h) data from the database in S3?
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We are the leading FintTech company in Europe with major offices in Berlin, Sofia, and São Paulo comprising more than 1500+ people. We started out six years ago and created a unique device to accept card payments anywhere. Beyond our original hardware, mobile and web apps, we have gone on to develop a suite of APIs and SDKs for integrating SumUp payments into other apps and services. Today, hundreds of thousands of small businesses in 32 countries around the world rely on SumUp to get paid.