Database DevOps has come of age. Now seen as a key technical practice which can contribute to the successful implementation of DevOps, it stops the database being a bottleneck and makes releases faster and easier. Conversely, perhaps, the automation and audit trails it introduces can help to protect personal data within databases and make... Read more
With the v7 release, SQL Source Control now enforces Git hooks, and provides full support for working with Git repositories hosted on Azure DevOps. It also comes with pre- and post-deployment scripts to make it easier to automate the build and deploy new database versions to your pre-production or production servers. Finally, the latest... Read more
To many people, Database DevOps, means automating the processes involved in the provisioning, development and release of databases. This focus on automation is important, of course, because it allows us to deliver releases to our users reliably and frequently. Automation becomes more and more important as the number of releases increases, because it speeds... Read more
CALMS is the acronym for a framework which allows businesses to assess how prepared they are on their journey to DevOps, and where they can improve. CAMS (without the L) was first introduced by Damon Edwards and John Willis after the very first US-based DevOps Days in 2010. Jez Humble later added the L,... Read more
Compliant Database DevOps
Stephanie Herr