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Can I bounce this idea off you guys. Would there be a market for a dba to charge maybe 100-200. Just comes in, listens to your DB use cases, and recommends var
by mrfusion 7y ago
Can I bounce this idea off you guys.
Would there be a market for a dba to charge maybe 100-200. Just comes in, listens to your DB use cases, and recommends various config/setting changes, hardware, etc?
It seems so much better than having a team of programmers study Postgres settings for a week. That was my last experience with it at least.
- codegladiator 7y agoWhy wouldn't an automated interface be able to give similar recommendations ?
- no-s 7y ago>Why wouldn't an automated interface be able to give similar recommendations ? you being sarcastic? If only we had an automated interface to make decisions about what code to write, then we wouldn't need programmers. Look how well that turned out IRL. We don't really need many assembly language programmers any more, but now we have all these nifty new programming languages...
- codegladiator 7y agoI am under the impression that all the combinations of all configurations would still be small enough to present neatly maybe in a wizard.
- pas 7y agoPercona does that, and they grew to a pretty decent size. If you can find enough clients and visit them every few weeks/months it can work.