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Redgate Summit: The Database DevOps Transformation

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Digital transformation and data modernization are frequently cited as high-value strategic projects that are crucial to achieving competitive advantage. At the same time, delivery of code in agile and predictable ways has led to many businesses adopting DevOps practices. Throughout this event we will explore how Database DevOps can be the function that accelerates transformation projects.

Join us On October 6th as we invite experts to share their insider tips and tricks.

2022-09-28

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DevOps 101: Unlock the value of frequent deployments with Database DevOps

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Frequent deployments can give you greater flexibility in meeting changing business requirements, but if code quality is poor this may cause major headaches for your customers and your whole organization. Join Microsoft Data Platform MVP, and AWS Community Builder Grant Fritchey to discover the benefits of, and best practices for frequent deployments.

2022-07-11

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