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Database Migration

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3 min read · Updated 2 minutes ago · from #incidents

Prerequisites

Admin access to production database
Backup snapshot confirmed
Write traffic paused on old cluster

Migration Steps

1Stop write traffic to the old cluster
2Run npm run migrate:prod
3Verify row counts match across both databases
4Update connection strings in config

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Run gh workflow run deploy.yml -f env=production after getting approval in #deploys. Verify the staging smoke tests pass first. If the deploy fails, use ./scripts/rollback.sh. Full checklist in the Deployment Guide.

RunbookUpdated 3d ago

Production Deployment Checklist

Step-by-step guide for shipping to prod. Covers pre-deploy checks, rollout strategy, smoke tests, and rollback procedure.

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Broken Deploy: Feb 2026 Postmortem

Root cause: env var missing in prod config. Fix: added secrets validation step to CI before deploy gate.

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Architecture and config reference for our GitHub Actions pipelines across staging, prod-us, and prod-eu environments.

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#incident-db47 messages
alexDB throwing errors, whole site is down
FATALconnection pool exhausted (max=20)root cause
ERRORPaymentService: too many clients
sarahtried pod restart... still down
WARNidle_in_transaction: timeout 30sconfig
mikeanyone know the fix??
AI Findings
ServicePaymentService
ErrorPool exhausted
Duration~14 min
Match2 past incidents

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runbook-db-conn-pool-exhaustion.md

DB Connection Pool Exhaustion

P1 IncidentGenerated 2 min ago
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DB Pool Exhaustion · PaymentServiceSep 2024Resolved
Connection Timeout · AuthNov 2024Resolved
Root Cause

Long-running transactions in PaymentService.processRefund() held connections beyond the 30s pool timeout.

fixALTER SYSTEM SET idle_in_transaction_session_timeout = '15s';
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