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i probably rely on it more than i should (like multiple times a month). gdpr delete request accidentally applied by support team to wrong user? no worries ssh delayed 'mysqldump -w "user_id=1234" --insert-ignore -ntfq --skip-add-locks --skip-disable-keys osu' | ssh master mysql
Hah. We actually do GDPR deletes ourselves. I think we've gotten... two so far. That said, we don't have log backups, so if we screw one of those up the DB can be rolled back (until the backups expire) but the log entries are tombstoned for good.
aha. i guess that's a key difference – i don't do database backups. if something happens and i don't address it within 24 hours i guess i'm quite boned. but that hasn't happened in 10 years. usually when shit hits the fan it is noticed pretty quickly!
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emoji into the zsh prompt of prod hosts.
The only data lost was a user that had registered themselves in the time between the backup and the accident. We have structured logs which include everything but the password, so I manually re-created them.