Performance forensics
Execution plans, slow-query analysis, indexing and workload-aware tuning that turns database noise into measurable action.
I design and operate database environments where performance, recoverability and reliability are treated as first-class product features, from index strategy to failover drills.
SELECT uptime, latency FROM production;
uptime = 99.99p95_ms = 42status = 'healthy'
My DBA practice sits between engineering and operations: understand the workload, expose the bottleneck, automate the guardrails, and make recovery boring.
A practical operating model for production databases: map dependencies, tune the workload, protect the data, then rehearse the failure modes before they become incidents.
Execution plans, slow-query analysis, indexing and workload-aware tuning that turns database noise into measurable action.
Replication topologies, failover design, health checks and recovery drills engineered around business-critical workloads.
Low-downtime migrations with rollback plans, validation checkpoints and careful sequencing across dependent services.
Reworked a high-volume transactional workload by combining plan analysis, selective composite indexes and statistics hygiene. Reduced p95 latency from 180ms to 42ms without changing the application contract.
BTREE / P95 / OLTPBuilt a repeatable HA rehearsal process with replication health checks, documented runbooks and recovery-point validation for a business-critical PostgreSQL environment.
HA / RPO / RTOCoordinated a staged migration across dependent services, using shadow validation, controlled read-only windows and explicit rollback gates.
MIGRATE / VERIFY / SWITCHIntroduced workload dashboards and alert thresholds around query latency, replication lag, storage pressure and connection saturation.
METRICS / ALERTS / SIGNALOwn production database reliability, performance reviews, HA readiness and migration planning across customer-facing systems.
Built tuning practices, backup validation routines and operational runbooks while supporting PostgreSQL and MySQL estates.
Started close to the metal: Linux operations, monitoring, storage and the incident-response habits that later shaped a database-first career.
Production administration, backup strategy, replication and performance troubleshooting.
Managed database architecture, monitoring, security controls and cost-aware operations.
Incident, change and problem-management practices applied to high-impact production systems.
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