Automate Everything to Avoid FailuresManaging database configurations can quickly become a daunting and intricate task, often posing significant challenges. To tackle these difficulties, it’s essential to adopt efficient strategies for streamlining schema migrations and updates. These p...Feb 24, 2025·5 min read
Schema Changes Are a Blind SpotSchema changes and migrations can quickly spiral into chaos, leading to significant challenges. Overcoming these obstacles requires effective strategies for streamlining schema migrations and adaptations, enabling seamless database changes with minim...Jan 20, 2025·4 min read
Testing Is a Cross-Cutting Concern. So Are DatabasesWe’re all familiar with the principles of DevOps: building small, well-tested increments, deploying frequently, and automating pipelines to eliminate the need for manual steps. We monitor our applications closely, set up alerts, roll back problematic...Jan 13, 2025·5 min read
Stop Being Afraid of DatabasesEnsuring database reliability can be difficult. Our goal is to speed up development and minimize rollbacks. We want developers to be able to work efficiently while taking ownership of their databases. Achieving this becomes much simpler when robust d...Jan 6, 2025·4 min read
Why Successful Companies Don't Have DBAsDatabase administrators play a crucial role in our organizations. They manage databases, monitor performance, and address issues as they arise. However, consider the possibility that their current role may be problematic and that we need to rethink h...Dec 30, 2024·4 min read
Observability 2.0 - The Best Thing Since Sliced BreadTraditional monitoring is not enough. We need developer-centric solutions that only Observability 2.0 can give us. Read on to see why. Beyond Traditional Monitoring In today's software development landscape, creating cutting-edge applications require...Dec 23, 2024·5 min read
How And Why The Developer-First Approach Is Changing The Observability LandscapeDevelopers play a crucial role in modern companies. If we want our product to be successful, we need to have a developer-first approach and include observability from day one. Read on to understand why. The World Has Changed Many things have changed ...Dec 16, 2024·12 min read