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Daily Archives: March 7, 2017
Actionable Metrics
One of the tenets of Devops is that we learn from the feedback we get from our system. This means that we actually need to include some instrumentation in our application as well as a way to gather, store and … Continue reading
The $650 SQL Saturday
SQL Saturday #596 – Denver BI Edition was held on Feb 25, 2017. In keeping with my idea for a slimmer SQL Saturday, we ran this event for a total of $650. It’s not quite the $500 that Andy Warren … Continue reading
