Lakebase Postgres branch-based restores for fast recovery at scale
Lakebase Postgres introduces branch-based restores, a metadata operation that instantly recovers databases by pointing to immutable history in decoupled storage rather than copying data. This capability cuts recovery times for 100 TB databases down to seconds, eliminating prolonged downtime and enabling seamless branching and undo workflows for AI agents.
* Traditional database recovery is painfully slow and scales poorly with size, often causing hours of downtime while provisioning new compute, downloading large snapshots and replaying log files. * Lakebase Postgres introduces branch-based restores, a metadata operation that instantly recovers a database by pointing to immutable history in decoupled storage rather than copying data. * Restoring a 100 TB database takes seconds, making recovery virtually instant and enabling AI agents to seamlessly handle branching and undo workflows.
