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  • Reply To: Patching Challenges

    I think the biggest gift from the shift to the DevOps culture is in thinking "how do I prove this works" before touching a line of code.

    We test far more...

  • Reply To: Where Does NoSQL work well?

    Kristof Kovaks produced a good thumbnail sketch of various NOSQL solutions and has updated his page at least once. https://kkovacs.eu/cassandra-vs-mongodb-vs-couchdb-vs-redis

    Web session info and state then something like REDIS works...

  • Reply To: Evaluting a DBA

    Now, if you really want to have some fun, ask people to pronounce the word "tuple".  If they get it right in your opinion, either give them Tulips or Tupperware...

  • Reply To: Evaluting a DBA

    will 58232 wrote:

    Anyone yet to take me up on explaining why a relational DBMS is called "relational"? It's a pretty fundamental question for a DBA.

    Dr Codd described a relation in a...

  • Reply To: Evaluting a DBA

    If I was looking for a lead DBA beyond the technical experience I would be looking for someone who

    • Keeps calm under pressure
    • Is good at explaining things to more...
  • Reply To: Useless Hackathons

    I would agree with the CIO.

    One company I worked at had a programme, sponsored by the CEO, to allow any employee to improve any pain point.

    The programme took 1 day...

  • Reply To: The Tech Blame Game

    Looking back at my career I don't think those who played the blame game were particularly long lived, professionally speaking anyway.  The higher up the organisation they go the more...

  • Reply To: The NoSQL Misdirections

    As with all things it is recognising what the intended use of a tool may be and then deciding if that fits your use case.

    The MongoDB tech folk were very...

  • Reply To: A Computer on Wheels

    I go to a few classic car shows. I've noticed that the age at which a car becomes considered by someone to be classic isn't moving forward.

    I did ask why...

  • Reply To: Agree or Lose Features

    What I don't like is the website cookie pop up where you get to opt-in/out and the there are reams of things to opt out of.

    Under GDPR you should not...

  • Reply To: Agree or Lose Features

    If the product is free then your data is their revenue generator.

  • Reply To: Should You Learn R or Python?

    I've not tried R but have worked a lot with Python.  I think the ease of use and flexibility of data handling structures within Python make it extremely attractive to...

  • Reply To: What counts for a DBA: Foresight

    This is why it is important to develop good working relationships.  I get people bouncing ideas off me and I do the same with them.  It prevents a lot of...

  • Reply To: The Gift of Asking Stupid Questions

    I've been asked questions that seemed dumb until I tried to answer them.

    As to the RTFM answers, anyone giving that response should pretend they know nothing and take their own...

  • Reply To: Containers Are The Present, Not the Future

    If you are using Docker a container is a running instance of an image. 1 image can run many containers.

    I would have a SQL2019 image and a SQL2016 image as...

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