Postgres upgrade plan
USD 4000.00
A written cutover plan with the rollback, tested against a copy of your data rather than against a blog post.
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- Two a quarter
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Incident review facilitationI run the postmortem as an outsider so nobody in the room has to. Blameless in...USD 2600.00
Caching strategyWhat to cache, for how long, and how it gets invalidated without a deploy. Most of...USD 4400.00
Queue and backpressure auditWhere the work piles up, what happens when a consumer dies, and whether your retries are...USD 5200.00
Query and index reviewOne week against your slowest twenty queries, with the explain plans, the index changes and the...USD 3800.00
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