Someone changed something in the database… but no one knows what
You’ve probably heard (or said) this phrase. Maybe just last week. Everything was working fine. Until suddenly, a process started failing. A report became slow.
You’ve probably heard (or said) this phrase. Maybe just last week. Everything was working fine. Until suddenly, a process started failing. A report became slow.
Observability is often seen as a tool exclusively for DevOps, DBAs, and SRE engineers. The main goal seems to be technical: ensuring that infrastructure and
In modern DevOps and cloud environments, technology teams are accustomed to monitoring infrastructure with an arsenal of tools: Prometheus, Grafana, Datadog. These provide a comprehensive
In the current technology landscape, observability has evolved from a mere monitoring tool to the compass that guides DevOps operations. As we head into 2025,
The DBA, or Database Administrator, has always been the front line, the guardian of data performance, security, and integrity. For decades, the role was defined
At the heart of a retail ERP, where every millisecond counts, PostgreSQL serves as the backbone for critical operations. Sales transactions, real-time inventory updates, and
Compliance with GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) and other global data protection laws isn’t just a legal obligation; it’s a security and reputation imperative for
The code is ready. The team is sharp. The architecture is modern. But the database… blocks everything. Anyone working with digital products knows this scenario:
The most treacherous bug is the one that doesn’t repeat. It appears intermittently, at random times, with an unpredictable impact. In a cloud database operation,
A retail ERP at the peak of Black Friday. Thousands of simultaneous customers trying to complete purchases, inventory being updated in real-time, payments processed by
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