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by mceachen
5236 days ago
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Absolutely! The author was very thorough with the change process, which is great, but downtime during ALTER should absolutely be broached as well. A staging system with a db server provisioned similarly to production lets you "smoke test" the migrations and deploy before you take down prod -- but especially with MySQL, that happily blocks all reads during an ALTER, you should really watch out for any table ~> 1M rows (or if they're wide, even fewer than that). |
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