DevOps is a set of practices combining software development and Ops, with the goal of delivering more features, fixes, and updates faster, in alignment with business objectives. Database DevOps applies these same principles to the database by automating things like schema changes rather than having them manually applied by a DBA.
Being able to do this, relies on having good monitoring in place, so that if any automated deployment, whether that be a code deploy or schema change, fails or causes degraded performance, an engineer can be notified and changes rolled back quickly. These issues would normally be caught in a pre-production environement.
DBmarlin has 24x7 monitoring for all the most common database platforms and can alert when performance fails to meet the desired level. Comparison reports allow you to quickly see the performance differences that caused the issue so that it can be resolved quickly.
DBmarlin can be up and running in minutes, collecting vital information about exactly how your databases are working to support your users. It’s simple to spot performance bottlenecks, relate problems to any changes made and focus on the right corrective actions.
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