Monthly Archives: November 2016

Getting Team City working with BitBucket

As a part of building a CI/CD home lab, I set up TeamCity in the past. I plan on using this for multiple projects, and in fact, I’d built a basic Hello, World C# application as my first build. Now … Continue reading

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Monitor All the Changes

Can you monitor every configuration change and setting on all your SQL Server instances? Can you get an alert every time code changes, or even if an option for an object changes, such as the changing of an EXECUTE AS … Continue reading

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Two Weeks to Live! 360 and VSLive Orlando

A short break in speaking, as I haven’t been on stage since Oct 11. Now it’s two weeks to Live! 360 in Orlando and VS Live, both happening in Orlando on Dec 5-9. You can still register, and save $500 … Continue reading

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Wow. Just Wow

Wow. Just Wow. Yes, I meant to use a capital letter there. The Red Cross’ Blood Service in Australia had database backups on a website that anyone could access. That means that anyone could download the backup, which contained PII … Continue reading

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