One other idea: for organizations that use frameworks like Rails where the associations between tables are explicitly expressed through models, perhaps it would be possible to somehow take a slice of the production database (anonymizing it of course) by taking a slice from key tables and then traversing the associations to gather just the right amount of data.
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One other idea: for organizations that use frameworks like Rails where the associations between tables are explicitly expressed through models, perhaps it would be possible to somehow take a slice of the production database (anonymizing it of course) by taking a slice from key tables and then traversing the associations to gather just the right amount of data.