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Tag Archives: continuous delivery
What is the DLM Maturity Model?
I’ve written a few posts on the Redgate Software blog to try and show how I see the DLM model, and how we see things at Redgate. We have a lot of developers that work in a similar way when … Continue reading
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Tagged continuous delivery, continuous integration, DLM, Redgate, software development, syndicated, version control
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SQL Saturday #390 – Philadelphia Recap
I was at SQL Saturday #390 in Philadelphia last week and it was an exciting, but short time. The event was at the end of a five day trip for me, Seattle first and then Philadelphia, so I was tired … Continue reading
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Tagged continuous delivery, continuous integration, speaking, SQL Saturday
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Database Lifecycle Workshops
Trying to implement version control, and Continuous Integration (CI), and automated releases of code is hard. The concept is simple, but all of the various processes, tools, and links that need to be connected can be hard. I’ve seen too … Continue reading
No State Based Deployments
I’ve been studying deployment ideas and technologies for quite some time now, but it’s been a focus for the last year or two as my employer is interested in this area. I’ve been reading books and talking to people, comparing … Continue reading
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Tagged continuous delivery, deployment, DLM, Redgate, software development
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