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One of the biggest challenges with monitoring data is managing the volume over time. Lots of bespoke/home-grown solutions don’t do this well, and some commercial products have a gross approach that might not meet your needs. Customers constantly ask me … Continue reading
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Redgate has been known for many useful tools that are easy to use. We’ve tried to do that in all our point tools. We talk about simplicity all the time and when we release something that isn’t simple, lots of … Continue reading
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I wrote an editorial on the view of GenAI tech from execs and someone commented that they wanted references for results. Most of us might take a result from a co-worker and use it without asking for any proof of … Continue reading