I agree with Liquibase for source control of schema.
But you don’t see how much harder this is for developers with feature flags in stored procedures, etc over standard git? There is tooling around feature flags for code
I think we are in violent agreement though, for OLAP and analytics, I wouldn’t care as much. Because of the way that Redshift works (columnar store) and how it compiles and optimizes queries across a cluster, I wouldn’t care about stored procedures.
But you don’t see how much harder this is for developers with feature flags in stored procedures, etc over standard git? There is tooling around feature flags for code
I think we are in violent agreement though, for OLAP and analytics, I wouldn’t care as much. Because of the way that Redshift works (columnar store) and how it compiles and optimizes queries across a cluster, I wouldn’t care about stored procedures.