Where do you store agent memory? One dev ditched Redis+Postgres for Lakebase
Wrong_City2251 · reddit · 2026-10-14
A developer building a multi-turn agent shares a storage dilemma: persisting conversation history and tool logs across sessions. After splitting state between Redis and Postgres and tiring of syncing, they moved everything into Lakebase since it's Postgres-compatible anyway.
They ask whether others use a structured schema or just dump into a vector store — highlighting an unresolved pain point: agent state storage lacks a consensus answer, and structured queries often fight semantic retrieval needs.
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