I experienced this issue in many companies and found there to be no real solution, especially when not testing with the real data. This was one of the reasons I

I experienced this issue in many companies and found there to be no real solution, especially when not testing with the real data. This was one of the reasons I created DrvDB [1] as it allows you to store a copy of the data and very quickly spin up containers to test large databases in CI, and verify the output, performance, etc. is what you expect. You can achieve the same thing with "docker commit"-ing data into docker images of your dB engine of choice, and firing your queries on them, but that only really works with smaller datasets. [1] https://devdb.cloud https://devdb.cloud