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lukekim | 1 year ago

You're right, and that might be a good choice if you wanted to deploy and operate an additional PostgreSQL server locally.

## Using DuckDB:

app -> duckdb -> network -> remote postgres (data) | local postgres (materialization)

## Using Spice:

app -> localhost gRPC/HTTP -> [Spice <duckdb|sqlite>] -> network -> [postgres|S3|snowflake|etc]

In addition, Spice manages the materialization for you. In the DuckDB-only case, you'd have to do a COPY FROM [remote postgres] to [local postgres] manually every time, and manage the data lifecycle yourself. That gets even more complicated if you want to do append or incremental updates of data to your local materialization.

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