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Data tiering

Save on storage costs by tiering data to a low-cost object-storage layer.

Important

This feature is early access. Early access features are complete and ready to use in production. Early access features might be subject to billing changes in the future.

  • Learn how data tiering works before you start using it.
  • Tier data to object storage
  • Untier data

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