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The Trace Lake

Explains what a Trace Lake needs to handle agent traces, including fast ingestion, fast SQL queries, low-cost storage, and continuous analysis. Also covers how Brainstore is designed to support these requirements.

Braintrust03 Nov 2026 · 1 min read · summary

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Agent traces need fast ingest, fast SQL, cheap storage, and continuous analysis. Here's what a Trace Lake requires and how Brainstore supports it.

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