Exactly - there's a tension between keeping storage, performance, and cost.
Keep everything actually can make some things faster (though mostly slower) and give you a depth of information you didn't have, but has a big impact on storage and cost.
Most people pick some mix of tradeoffs - for the important things to audit keep every state change, for other ones get the backups out.
Keep everything actually can make some things faster (though mostly slower) and give you a depth of information you didn't have, but has a big impact on storage and cost.
Most people pick some mix of tradeoffs - for the important things to audit keep every state change, for other ones get the backups out.