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Tag Archives: Redgate
Quick PoSh SQL Provision Databases for New Developers
As part of some presentation work, I wanted to demonstrate some onboarding of new developers. To that end, as part of a demo, I wanted to build a script that would take a few parameters and generate some SQL Provision … Continue reading
Redgate Releases Sept 2018–Practicing DevOps
At Redgate, we build tools to help you build software in the entire DevOps cycle. In fact, I love this new graphic that shows the areas that we focus on in the entire software development cycle. We don’t just preach … Continue reading
What is Projectsv13 in SQL Change Automation?
I got this question recently from someone that was evaluating the SQL Change Automation client in Visual Studio. After setting up a new PoC (Proof of Concept), they were confused about why there is a new entry in their list … Continue reading
Learn about SQL Source Control in Redgate University
I love the SQL Source Control product from Redgate. It’s not perfect, and it can be slow to run at times, but the simplicity of what it does, of getting my code quickly and easily to a VCS is fantastic. … Continue reading
SQL in the City Summits–Coming to New York, London, and Chicago
I love New York. Every time I get to travel to the city, I get excited and look forward to the trip. I was able to spend a night in Brooklyn earlier this year, touring a college with my daughter. … Continue reading
Redgate University is Growing
There isn’t a degree to be gained, but you can get a lot of information about Redgate products at Redgate University. This is the place to learn how to best use the products. This is a work in progress and … Continue reading
Discussing Database DevOps with Gene Kim
I’m really excited for this webinar. Register today for the Sept 25 webinar to learn more about the 2018 State of DevOps report. I read The Phoenix Project a few years back and I’ve been following Gene Kim as one … Continue reading
Custom Data Purging in SQL Monitor
In talking to a customer recently, they were worried about the amount of data kept by SQL Monitor. That’s a fair concern as monitoring a large number of servers can result in lots of data. As an aside, data management … Continue reading
Next week is SQL in the City Streamed
This picture is out of date. I’ll make sure we get a new one next week at SQL in the City Streamed that includes Kendra Little. On Sept 5th, is SQL in the City Streamed. Register today and watch us … Continue reading
Redgate Lives DevOps
At Redgate, we release a lot of changes to our products. In fact, this is the “About Redgate” slide I’ve been using in talks related to the company. If you look in the lower right, you’ll see product releases from … Continue reading
