Observability for Databases in CI/CD

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sonichigo · 4h ago

When we think about CI/CD, the database is often a blind spot. I wrote this post to explore why this is so risky and what makes database changes so different from application code. The article dives into the unique challenges, from black-box migrations to performance regressions—and how we can begin to address them by shifting observability left!

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Observability for Databases in CI/CD

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