It’s time for another SQL in the City Summit. In Austin this time. You get a republish of Small Experiments in Data
Author: way0utwest
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Strategies for Compliant Development Down Under
I’m doing a tour of Australia and New Zealand with our SQL in the City crew. We’re going to be in Brisbane, Christchurch, and Melbourne on three consecutive weeks.
Register today for Brisbane, Christchurch, and Melbourne. You can some see me talk about compliant development strategies. Privacy legislation is increasing around the world, and Australia is one of the countries leading the way.
New Zealand is thinking of passing more laws, so the ideas will be applicable there, but really, these are just good ideas. While we have solutions from Redgate, and I’d love you to use our tools, I also want more compliant development taking place everywhere.
I’ve heard wonderful things about Melbourne as a vibrant, high tech city, and I know that privacy and security are important topics to people there. I hope to see lots of you coming out to see how your SQL Server development can go faster, while avoiding any potential issues with data breaches.
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Republish: No State Based Deployments
Traveling to SQL in the City Austin today, and it’s a busy day. Getting ready for this event and then 3 more on the other side of the world. A republish today: No State Based Deployments.
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Happy Hour at SQL in the City Austin
Tomorrow is SQL in the City 2019 – Austin. If you’ve registered, you’re going to want to come. From Kendra’s great opening keynote to Brian’s demo to a couple great business cases, we have sessions that will make you think.
You’ll see some Redgate products, but this isn’t a demo fest. It’s a set of sessions designed to get you to think about DevOps, allow you to ask some questions, and hopefully spur you and your colleagues to build better database software.
I’ll be running a panel where you can ask questions of developers and consultants, to get some insight into things that have worked for others. Bring your questions along.
At the end of the day, we’ll finish with a happy hour nearby, so you can ask questions, chat about database development, or just take a picture with me in whatever shirt I bring.
Don’t miss this day where you can get inspired, recharge, and learn a few new things. See you tomorrow.
