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DevOps and Exhibits
Last month I did a webinar with the ATARC group on DevOps and databases. I was on a panel with a few government employees talking about the COVID-19 pandemic and how this may have changed work inside the US government. … Continue reading
Automation is a Key Skill for the Modern DBA
This month we had T-SQL Tuesday #130, hosted by Elizabeth Noble. Elizabeth and I had some good talks about database development and DevOps last year, and I managed to convince her to host one of the blog parties. I had … Continue reading
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Automation Ideas for T-SQL Tuesday #130
This month we have another great T-SQL Tuesday topic, and again, a host that I pressured into writing the invitation. Elizabeth Noble (@SQLZelda) and I were talking DevOps last year at a SQL Saturday, just as she was effecting some … Continue reading
Better Government Security Through DevOps
Most teams building software seem to go a little too fast to ensure their code is both secure and of high quality. I don’t think it really matters whether you are working in a waterfall process, agile, lean, or any … Continue reading