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DevOps is Mostly About People
I was giving a talk on DevOps recently and one of the questions from a person in the audience was how to get others to buy in. This person also had complaints that “DevOps” wouldn’t work because their boss wasn’t … Continue reading
GitHub vs. Azure DevOps
I work often with Azure DevOps. I have enjoyed the platform and it does what I need. I also work regularly with GitHub and GitHub Actions. Those rebuild SQL Saturday and SQL Memorial when I need to make changes. It … Continue reading
Adopting a DevOps Process for your Database – SQL Saturday New Jersey 2022
I had a great talk today at SQL Saturday New Jersey 2022 on DevOps and databases. Good crowd and good questions. Got caught in a spotlight picture as well: The slides are available for download.
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Accounting for Typos
When I watched Star Trek as a kid, I was amazed by the technology. Talking to the computer, the touch screens, the handheld communicators. We have most of those devices now, without the space travel. Hopefully that will start to … Continue reading