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Sometimes you just need a DBA to help you optimise your DB for your workload and future growth. In general, developers make shitty DBA's and vice versa.
by nineteen999 3y ago
Sometimes you just need a DBA to help you optimise your DB for your workload and future growth. In general, developers make shitty DBA's and vice versa.
- sharadov 3y agoAs a DBA, who has managed enough monolithic databases at mid and large sized organizations, there are enough safeguards in today's date to avoid the scenario you described - backups, read replicas, replication to avoid the need for unnecessary distributed databases.
- nineteen999 3y agoI suspect you responded to the wrong parent.
- Foobar8568 3y agoPerformance tuning is not a skillset enterprise DBAs usually have.
- tomnipotent 3y agoEvery DBA I've worked with has had performance tuning as one of their top skills, both at the installation-level and query-level. Sometimes it's optimizing a query using some hard-earned knowledge of the RDBMS, and sometimes it's keeping logs and data on separate storage.
- sgarland 3y agoAnd devs do?