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Daily Archives: March 2, 2015
10 days, 3 cities, 4 talks, 6 flights and 6 hotels
I’m off today for Europe, on the longest trip I’ve taken for Red Gate. It’s stretching me a bit, but it should be fun. It will be a whirlwind as well. I’m flying to London (2 flights) and then driving … Continue reading
No State Based Deployments
I’ve been studying deployment ideas and technologies for quite some time now, but it’s been a focus for the last year or two as my employer is interested in this area. I’ve been reading books and talking to people, comparing … Continue reading
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