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As a former DBA I agree. And this was the fun part of the job. The provisioning databases, installing updates, configuring, doing backups, etc., that’s all auto
by gigatexal 5y ago
As a former DBA I agree. And this was the fun part of the job. The provisioning databases, installing updates, configuring, doing backups, etc., that’s all automated by any decent cloud provider. And that part is no longer necessary unless the place you work at insists on rolling their own DB instances instead of a managed provider.