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How Often Do You Update During Issues?
I use Libsyn to store podcast files. They’ve been a reliable service for me for years. Once in awhile uploads are slow, but things seem to work. The other day I went to upload a file and got a status … Continue reading
Flexibility in DR
Disaster recovery is a topic that many people who work with databases find important. DBAs work to ensure their systems are highly available while practicing the skills needed to recover them in the event of a disaster. While we often … Continue reading
Advanced Incident Response
Early in my career, I worked at a few smaller companies where a problem with the computer systems meant I went into the office and stayed until things were working. As I went to a few larger companies, I wasn’t … Continue reading
Incident Review
Something will always go wrong with our software systems. Issues might happen regularly or rarely, but something is going to go wrong at some point and a client will complain. Often the way we handle these situations determines whether our … Continue reading