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# Database Reliability Engineering: Designing and Operating Resilient Database Systems

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    Highly recommended - I learned a lot.
  

*by P***K on Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2018*

Database Reliability Engineering - highly recommended. I learned a lot and will be referring to this book over the course of the year as I make some changes in my company's engineering practices.I expected this book to cover techniques and patterns for building reliability and resiliency into databases. It delivered on that, but lots more as well. The book starts with a discussion of SLAs, SLOs, risk management, and visibility - after all, you can't really say meaningful things about reliability until you say what you mean BY reliability, in the context of your organizational commitments. Much of the rest of the book grounds back in this discussion in terms of how different techniques are relevant at different SLO and risk tradeoffs, and what things you need to watch to know how you're doing relative to these tradeoffs. It also notes that you can't prevent failures, so rather than trying to engineer with that as the goal (which results in fragile and brittle systems), it's wiser to aim for resiliency and recoverability. We're almost to page 75 before the book gets into meaty database topics like database-specific metrics (IOPS, TPS). We then dive into infrastructure, backup and recovery (and the importance of practicing - backup is boring, but when you need it, functional recovery is awesome like nothing else). The later chapters cover security, crypto, replication, and an overview of datastore architectures (not just relational). The book is a great blend of general guidelines and advice, concrete actions to consider, and architectural patterns that help you reason about data storage in general. Across all of the topics, you'll hear a lot about automation, infrastructure as code, and the need to automate routine operations to ensure consistency, repeatability, and ability to execute in a hurry.This should not be your first book on databases. It assumes a significant level of knowledge about data storage, devops, and automation. However, if you're responsbile for keeping a database system up and running, because that database is keeping your business up and running, this book deserves a place on your bookshelf.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    *The* Book on Database Reliability Engineering
  

*by E***N on Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2017*

"Database Reliability Engineering: Designing and Operating Resilient Database Systems" presents an actionable, reality-tested framework for helping your business develop a disciplined, sustainable ethos towards some of its' most valuable assets: its data.The authors of this book have the breadth and depth of knowledge and experience that can *only* come from observing unexpected behavior in complex systems built and operated by real humans working for actual companies.The structure and fluidity of the material also set it apart from other books I've read on database administration. After establishing the "guiding principles" of DBRE, I was pleasantly surprised to find a thoughtful framing of the friction between Development and Operations through the lens of Abraham Maslow's "
  
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    ."While the section on Service-Level Objectives is worth the price of the book alone, Laine and Charity apply a similarly deliberate, grounded style to the wealth of technical material as well. You'll learn:* the importance of taking your data infrastructure seriously* what an OpViz framework is and why it matters* that failure is inevitable no matter who runs your hardware* why you should plan beyond "Step 1. Restore from backup."* how testing and development environments aren't just for developers anymore* your data lives on physical computers and computers are terrible* to insert and retrieve data, you use a network (fact: also terrible)* the importance of data security and integrity* tradeoffs of different memory allocation implementations* what CRDTs are and why they matter* and much, much moreThe authors'  present reality and a framework for coping with it and advance the discussion of reliability by doing so. Much like "
  
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### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Must have for a anyone managing databases in today's world
  

*by A***N on Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2019*

Database administration has always part SRE umbrella, but the way databases are managed has alway been very different. Processes, tools and best practices of SRE world are not typically used with databases. It was kind of ok earlier, but as  Cloud technologies, infrastructure as a code and continuous integration has become more main stream, things are changing. Todays' high performing teams expected databases also to be managed in same way as any other part of infrastructure managed by them. This is the first book which has been written to address this gap. A must read for everyone who is responsible for managing databases in today's world.

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