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Demo Data for Everyone
As someone learning about DevOps, I follow a number of people, one of whom is Gene Kim. When I see him get excited about a post, I usually read it. That’s how I found this post on Demo Data as … Continue reading
Republish: A T-SQL Code Testing Guide
The day after Thanksgiving, and a holiday. So you get to read A T-SQL Code Testing Guide. Please do, I’m a fan of testing.
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Practical Refactoring
Today I hosted a webinar with Gene Kim (@RealGeneKim) and we had a fantastic discussion. I was slightly star struck since I’ve been reading his work and quoting him for years in talks about Database DevOps. It feels like I … Continue reading
Building Test Data
One of the debates I’ve seen over the last few months is about test data in development environments. As I’ve been preparing for and learning more about the GDPR, it seems that many companies are concerned about holding sensitive data … Continue reading