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DevOps – Downloading a File from the Internet with PoSh
One of the things we need to do as data professionals is move data files around. Often we’ll get a local path, but in looking for public data sets, I wanted to get a file from the Internet. In this … Continue reading
DevOps Can Help
Amazon had a load balancer failure in 2012. The analysis of the event shows that there were missing data in the devices that caused issues. The restore of data from these devices is complex, way more complex with less mature … Continue reading
T-SQL Tuesday #91–Early DevOps
This month the T-SQL Tuesday invitation is from Grant Fritchey, my colleague at Redgate Software. Surprise, surprise, the topic is DevOps. I write and talk about this a lot, but for this month I’ll look back at DevOps for me … Continue reading
VSTS–Changing the Default Build Queue
I wrote recently about the Release agent using the hosted queue as the default, which is sometimes a problem. The Build process has the same issue, though the way you change things is different. In a build, you see a … Continue reading
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