DB Ops
Database operations RFCs across engines and data infrastructure
DB Ops RFCs
DB Ops RFCs cover database architecture and operations across SQL and NoSQL systems.
What belongs in DB Ops
- Database engines (PostgreSQL, MongoDB, and others)
- Query layers, ORMs, and data-access patterns
- Poolers and connection management (for example, PgBouncer)
- Sharding, replication, CDC, and migration strategy
- Multi-tenant isolation, reliability, and performance concerns
RFCs in This Category
| RFC ID | Title | Status | Focus |
|---|---|---|---|
| RFC-DBOPS-0001 | PostgreSQL 18 Baseline Upgrade for Containerized Stack | Draft | PostgreSQL baseline, CDC continuity, and pooler compatibility |
| RFC-DBOPS-0002 | Query Layer Migration from Prisma to Kysely | Draft | Tenant query-layer migration, type safety, and performance |
Future RFCs
This category is intentionally broad. New DB Ops RFCs can cover any database-related topic, including new engines, scaling patterns, operational tooling, and governance standards.