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Daily Archives: May 2, 2019
SQL in the City Summit comes to Brisbane on May 31
SQL in the City comes to Brisbane on May 31. It’s a day before SQL Saturday #838 – Brisbane. If you’re anywhere close, which likely includes Sydney, take two days and get lots of Database DevOps and SQL Server training … Continue reading
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Serverless
About a year ago I kept hearing about serverless as the way to go for all new code. It seemed every conference, every cloud vendor, even many developers were discussing serverless as a technique for running small snippets of code. … Continue reading
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