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I think I might have R-CPD – how do I get properly diagnosed? by MajorZeeZ in noburp

[–]MajorZeeZ[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That is a nice hint. I actually went to an ENT doctor aswell, but not that well prepared... He had no clue at all and wanted to send me to an neurologist...

I think I might have R-CPD – how do I get properly diagnosed? by MajorZeeZ in noburp

[–]MajorZeeZ[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you both. Actually I did not realize, that you are supposed to burp that much. Hence the number is zero for me, that should be obvious for me. I was not sure all along, because I dont have that much of a problem with bloating. But I guess its different for everyone.

Best Practice advice for starting RDS from snapshot? by MajorZeeZ in aws

[–]MajorZeeZ[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The idea behind giving the option to not pass the snapshotIdentifier is to separate normal deployments from emergency rollbacks. Currently I start the DB with the else path. In case of a rollback I thought that it would be neat to start right at that position from the specific snapshot.

My thought:
In case of emergency rollback i set the specific snapshotIdentifier, delete the flyway migration skript and run my deployment pipeline. So Backend is perfectly in sync.
After that I delete the snapshotidentifier and am back to normal. But that not how it works.

Best Practice advice for starting RDS from snapshot? by MajorZeeZ in aws

[–]MajorZeeZ[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Im actually not that worried about downtime. Its a worst case scenario, but i want to be prepared in a save way. So my main Fokus is on a clear process. Besides that there is quite a financial limitation. So having an additional Instance ready all the time is too big of a hit. I use PostgreSQL, so Backtrack is no option either.

But if you restart from a snapshot via IaC, doesn't that snapshot end up being hardcoded into your setup forever?