Clip 2 – Sriram Samu

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Kroger begins a cautious rollout of YugabyteDB in 2018 by deploying low‑risk applications to learn what works and what breaks, logging several performance incidents that often trace back to the application rather than the database. The vendor team responds quickly to fix issues and add features; two concrete gaps are backup and manageability. The current goal is on‑prem Azure GCP parity so developers share one configuration and move faster building omni‑channel features.

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