A database that deploys, rolls back, and monitors itself
We know the benefits of DevOps in software development, like faster product delivery and continuous integration. Why wouldn’t we want the same for our database? Make your database a nimble and additive part of the software development process with a PlanetScale database today.
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Bringing the database into the DevOps cycle
Until PlanetScale, the database has existed as an amorphous blob of state that engineers and operators have to tiptoe around. Building out a DevOps toolchain allows you to write code, build, test, deploy, and monitor. Over the last decade, databases are nowhere to be seen in this space. So, we set about to build something totally new: A database that can be natively part of the DevOps process. Deploy database changes using the semantics we’ve become used to in code deployments: automation, safeguards, and rollbacks.
Branch your production database to create a development environment
Until PlanetScale, the database has existed as an amorphous blob of state that engineers and operators have to tiptoe around. Building out a DevOps toolchain allows you to write code, build, test, deploy, and monitor. Over the last decade, databases are nowhere to be seen in this space. So, we set about to build something totally new: A database that can be natively part of the DevOps process. Deploy database changes using the semantics we’ve become used to in code deployments: automation, safeguards, and rollbacks.
Safely put schema changes into production with limited downtime
Until PlanetScale, the database has existed as an amorphous blob of state that engineers and operators have to tiptoe around. Building out a DevOps toolchain allows you to write code, build, test, deploy, and monitor. Over the last decade, databases are nowhere to be seen in this space. So, we set about to build something totally new: A database that can be natively part of the DevOps process. Deploy database changes using the semantics we’ve become used to in code deployments: automation, safeguards, and rollbacks.
Monitor and continually improve application performance
Until PlanetScale, the database has existed as an amorphous blob of state that engineers and operators have to tiptoe around. Building out a DevOps toolchain allows you to write code, build, test, deploy, and monitor. Over the last decade, databases are nowhere to be seen in this space. So, we set about to build something totally new: A database that can be natively part of the DevOps process. Deploy database changes using the semantics we’ve become used to in code deployments: automation, safeguards, and rollbacks.
Can your database deploy, rollback, and monitor itself?
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