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Database maintenance is hard when the ownership and responsibility are scattered. Teams work inefficiently, time is wasted, and time to issue resolution is much longer. Three crucial elements in ownership can greatly improve the organization and reduce time and cost. These are observability with database-oriented tools, well-defined processes, and the mindset of true owners.
In the fast-paced digital landscape of today, where data drives critical business decisions, the performance and reliability of databases are paramount. Whether we're a seasoned database administrator or a developer working with databases, encountering performance issues and bottlenecks is inevitable. Slow-running queries, soaring CPU usage, and memory struggles can disrupt workflows and hinder user experiences. Let's see how to tackle all the issues and put your database on steroids!
We can’t let our databases fail. We need to have measures in place to guarantee that the crucial business data is not impacted. One way of doing that is real-time database monitoring which involves continuously observing, analyzing, and managing the performance and health of a database system. Let's see what that is and how to use it.
