Tag: Redgate

  • Watch the State of SQL Server Monitoring tomorrow

    Tomorrow Redgate is running a webinar on the State of SQL Server Monitoring with Grant, Chris Yates, Annette Allen, and Tony Maddonna. You can register now and attend on June 25, at 4pm BST/11am EDT/8am PDT.

    What has Redgate’s latest survey revealed about the state of SQL Server monitoring in 2019? Each year we contract for a survey on monitoring and produce a report (similar to and in addition to the State of Database DevOps). This is the only industry report to benchmark monitoring in the SQL Server community, now in its second year.

    Join our panel of SQL Server experts as they discuss the key findings of our industry-leading report, that includes insights such as:

    • Getting to grips with growing estates
    • Issues caused by migrations
    • Which tooling is being used
    • Staying on top of multiple database systems
    • What is the next big challenge facing the industry.

    The report has data from over 800 participants across a range of sectors and from all around the globe. The key findings include: Estates are continuing to grow, migrations is predicted to be the biggest challenge facing database professionals this year, adoption of cloud technologies is increasing and Redgate’s SQL Monitor is the most popular third-party tool (even when we remove out customer base).

    The report will be available after the 25th June. Look for a link, or attend the webinar and we’ll send you the link.

    Register today.

  • The SQL Change Automation in SSMS Beta

    Give it a try, as the beta is out. I’ve been watching this product and getting updates for the last six months or so and lately I’ve been pushing to get this out. It’s close enough to be useful and helpful for me, and I wanted to get other feedback.

    Someone listened and you can now try this. If you’ve been using SCA (SQL Change Automation) in VS, now you can work in SSMS as well.  give it a try and let us have your feedback. I’m excited to get migration based development into SSMS.

  • Strategies for Compliant Development Down Under

    I’m doing a tour of Australia and New Zealand with our SQL in the City crew. We’re going to be in Brisbane, Christchurch, and Melbourne on three consecutive weeks.

    Register today for Brisbane, Christchurch, and Melbourne. You can some see me talk about compliant development strategies. Privacy legislation is increasing around the world, and Australia is one of the countries leading the way.

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    New Zealand is thinking of passing more laws, so the ideas will be applicable there, but really, these are just good ideas. While we have solutions from Redgate, and I’d love you to use our tools, I also want more compliant development taking place everywhere.

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    I’ve heard wonderful things about Melbourne as a vibrant, high tech city, and I know that privacy and security are important topics to people there. I hope to see lots of you coming out to see how your SQL Server development can go faster, while avoiding any potential issues with data breaches.

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  • Keynotes in Australia and New Zealand

    I get to do the SQL in the City Summit keynotes in Australia and New Zealand. I’m excited, following the footsteps of Kendra Little and Donovan Brown, who have done them in the US.

    Register today for Brisbane, Christchurch, and Melbourne.

    The talk is on the State of Database DevOps in 2019. It’s likely some things many of you think about, but I’m hoping to inspire you to start adopting better development practices, give you reasons it’s a good idea, and providing some information that might help you get support from your management.

    It’s going to be an exciting tour, and some long days. I’ve got four sessions at each Summit, as well as a session or two the next day at SQL Saturday in each city. Join me for a packed weekend of learning in one of our locations.

    Come see me and register today for one of our Summits: