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93% storage compression, 17 TB reduced to ~2 TB
Linear cost dread to predictable, decoupled pricing
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The case study earns its technical depth by naming a specific displaced competitor (Elasticsearch), showing exact before-and-after storage numbers (17 TB to 2 TB), and explaining the data model decision (key-value hypertable) in enough detail that an engineer could replicate it. The cost argument is concrete: not just 'cheaper' but a structural shift from per-gigabyte-ingested pricing to per-instance pricing, which decouples cost from fleet growth. The quote is thin and leans on praise for documentation rather than on business outcomes, which limits the emotional punch.
Show the pricing model shift, not just the price drop. Explaining that the customer moved from a cost structure that scales linearly with growth to one that does not is more persuasive than any percentage savings figure alone.
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