Databases

This blog post is a continuation of these two threads. A few things about database schema changes. (1/n) — Tasdik Rahman (@tasdikrahman) October 17, 2020 This is where @rails active record migrations really shine. I find it's UX super clean. (1/n)https://t.co/vA6Jb345yc — Tasdik Rahman (@tasdikrahman) October 18, 2020 The schema of your relational database, will change over time for your application. Trying to introduce these changes from dev setup -> integration/UAT -> production env, in a clear, consistent and repeatable manner, would definitely add value in trying to maintain repeatability across different environments. ...

This was originally published under Gojek’s engineering blog by me, this post is a repost. If you have worked around managing Kubernetes clusters on your infrastructure — instead of going with a managed version provided by cloud providers — chances are that you already are managing an etcd cluster. In case you are new to it, this post is for you. We’ll get the basics out of the way first, and define what Etcd is. ...