DevOps and the Database Bottleneck
summary
Databases create a delivery bottleneck and the concrete routes out are automation and process, not buzzwords. The talk contrasts migration-based (change-first, needs SQL expertise, easy to group releases) with state-based (state-first, good diff detection, easier bulk changes but hard to merge), cites surprising ratios like 200 to 1 developers to DBAs, and insists on versioning scripts, static SQL checks, automated CI/CD pipelines, production-like refreshable environments and clear rollback or reset strategies; no demo tools are shown.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 4:12THE THING ABOUT DATABASES
- 12:33OBSERVATIONS - STRENGTHS
- 14:02OBSERVATIONS - WEAKNESSES
- 26:06RESOURCES
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