Monthly Archives: July 2019

Containers make easy upgrades

Posted on July 10, 2019 by way0utwest

I’ve been working with containers and writing a bit about them for awhile. I find them to be fascinating and useful as a technology, and I’ve come to really believe these will change how we work with the SQL Server … Continue reading →

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The Clear Cloudy Future of Databases

Posted on July 9, 2019 by way0utwest

One of the things I’ve advocated across the last few years is the need to learn more about the cloud and be aware of the database options. I have written many pieces, including asking the question of whether or not … Continue reading →

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T-SQL Tuesday #116–Always Linux

Posted on July 9, 2019 by way0utwest

This month is an interesting invitation from Tracy Boggiano. It’s on Linux, which I like. I hadn’t thought about this in terms of T-SQL Tuesday, but I think it fits and more than that, I think Linux will be the … Continue reading →

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Building Helpful Commit Messages

Posted on July 8, 2019 by way0utwest

Using a VCS (Version Control System) is important in any modern software development environment. I still can’t believe that both application and database developers are using a VCS at less than the 95% level, but surveys constantly show this. I’m … Continue reading →

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