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  • Video of a conference talk about why you don't need a database backup policy presented by Karen Jex at POSETTE: An Event for ...
  • Have you ever accidentally dropped a table and wished you could turn back time?
  • Most developers think a backup is just running pg_dump and calling it a day.
  • In this DevOps world, developers are increasingly being asked to manage

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