Add pg_analytics benchmark/use-case #676
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Note: I added the frontmatter, but don't have an image for the header, so removed that line, it'll need to be added back.
The angle for this post was a little hard, given that we can only use S3 files at the moment and the latency/bandwidth hurts performance. So I tried to flip that into "you can store a lot more data with the lower storage costs".
I can finesse the story if people have specific feedback, this is the first draft.