| Why DBAs tasked with 24x7 monitoring burn out waaaay too fast | |
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| 38% of DBAs spend their days on “traditional” DBA tasks; availability, space management, database access, performance management, and capacity monitoring. It can be a tiresome role at times with little reward, which can lead to a high DBA burn out/churn rate. This could unfortunately find you having to hire bottom-of-the-barrel DBAs who lack the skills to prevent critical tasks such as unplanned data center outages…and we don’t have to tell you what that means. OK we’ll tell you; today’s costs are around $7,700 per minute with an average unplanned outage lasting 95 minutes, resulting in company costs exceeding $700,000. So how can you strike a perfect balance between effective database management while keeping your DBAs fresh and happy and managing your data like rock stars? This enlightening infographic reveals some surprising answers. | |
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