DORA™-driven
DevOps Success.
Metrics for database DevOps success
Become an Elite database DevOps performer by practicing database DevOps forged according to the four DORA™ Key Metrics.
DORA™ Key Metrics:
- Deployment Frequency
- Lead Time for Changes
- Change Failure Rate
- Time to Restore Service
DORA™-driven DevOps performance dashboard
- Monitor key metrics like deployment lead time and change failure rate, aligned with DevOps best practices.
- Ensure regulatory adherence with real-time insights into database configurations and access controls.
Identify bottlenecks
and errors
- Track team progress with contribution, efficiency, and rollback rates visualization.
- Maintain focus with a central view of planned and scheduled deployments and open tasks
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We started with one manual release per three weeks, and now we are at 2,300 releases per month.
Enterprise {>1000 emp.}
DevOps and data warehouses have a bright future together with DBmaestro.
Enterprise {>1000 emp.}
DBmaestro allowed us to control changes made to the database and promote those changes in an easy and controlled way
DBmaestro helped us bring our DevOps pipeline to a new level. There is no doubt that DBmaestro is the #1solution for integrating multiple databases into separate pipelines with ease.
DBmaestro leveraged DORA principles and practices to enable technology-driven teams to adopt automation and streamline database change management. This empowers teams to ship changes more frequently and reliably, ultimately improving their overall software delivery performance.
DBmaestro is a really cool solution, it’s not a security one in the sense that it doesn’t get in the way, it basically relies on security controls to give customers more governance and also not to hinder productivity. It’s kind of, the best of both worlds, if you will
Drill Down into the Details
- View and sort actions by type, environment, package, result or date
- Understand your operational picture with a bird’s-eye-view of all databases
DBmaestro's Database DevOps platform
The end-to-end CI/CD for your database
Release faster and improve quality with the smart database release automation tool. Accelerate feedback loops between developers and DBAs to save time and eliminate costly rework.
Database DevOps observability empowers you to see everything happening within your database deployments. This translates to faster troubleshooting, improved efficiency, and heightened compliance.
Manage all changes made to database code, structure, or content across all teams. Maintain a single source of truth for all database changes.
Enforce organizational policy, manage roles and permissions while automatically documenting all changes made to your database code
Empower generative AI for database code change monitoring with robust AI error management that automatically identifies errors and proposes ad-hoc best practices for resolution
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FAQ
Can DORA metrics be misleading if database changes aren’t included?
Yes. Excluding database changes can inflate performance metrics and hide delivery bottlenecks, making teams appear faster while production risk actually increases.
How do DORA metrics apply to database-heavy environments?
Database changes often have longer validation cycles and higher risk, so DORA metrics must account for database delivery stages to reflect true DevOps maturity.
Can improving DORA metrics increase failure rates?
Yes, if speed is optimized without safeguards. Sustainable improvement requires balancing deployment frequency with change failure rate and recovery time.
Are DORA metrics useful beyond engineering teams?
Yes. When interpreted correctly, they provide IT leaders and executives with insight into delivery risk, predictability, and operational health.
How often should DORA metrics be reviewed?
DORA metrics are most effective when reviewed continuously or per release cycle, not only during quarterly performance reviews.