It depends. I guess if you want to work in a corporate setting like an insurance company, there will be a need the next years. I would suggest to keep your hig

It depends. I guess if you want to work in a corporate setting like an insurance company, there will be a need the next years. I would suggest to keep your highly specialized database skill and invest in infrastructure as code methodologies (e.g. terraform) so that you can be the enabler/trainer for other teams on how to setup/upgrade their database instances and also help them with database migrations. So I would say you can transition to a highly specialized consultant (maybe in house) on how to optimize a database to keep your skill and learn infrastructure as code skills.