Achieving database reliability is not easy. We need to take care of many components, like data integrity, recoverability, performance, and security. However, we need to do it no matter who we are and what our business is. Our customers demand that. The reliability of a database directly impacts the efficiency, reputation, and success of an organization, making it an indispensable asset in today's data-driven world.

When running multi-tenant applications spanning hundreds of clusters and databases, it’s not uncommon to build extensive maintenance pipelines, monitoring, and on-call rotations to achieve database reliability. Many things can break, starting with bugs, inefficient queries written by developers, or inefficient configuration and indexing. Do you worry about your databases? You’re doing it wrong. Read on to see how to stop worrying and still have continuous database reliability.

As developers, we all strive to write the best code that performs great when deployed. It is true when we’re writing our application code, and the same applies when it comes to our databases! Wouldn’t it be great if you could feel confident when changing your code? Would you like to deploy with no stress? Would you like to get automated confirmation that your changes to the database or business logic will not take your production database down? Read on to learn how to have all of that.