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Redgate Clone: exclusive early access to next-gen database provisioning

At the end of last year, we announced that Redgate’s database cloning technology was getting an upgrade: Multi-RDBMS, instance-level clones, and support for containerized workflows. This next generation of database provisioning provides DevOps test data to more teams for fast, quality releases across your software organization. Today, we invite you to join the early... Read more

DevOps 101: Unlocking the value of frequent deployments

In this DevOps 101 series, I introduce the concept of DevOps and talk about how you can include the database as a natural partner. In the previous post in the series, I discussed how automation introduces faster and more frequent deployments as a key benefit. We’re now going to take a deep dive into... Read more

Your Database Monitoring Solution: Build or Buy? [Infographic]

Deciding whether the investment in a database monitoring tool is worth it or whether you can use a homegrown solution? Here’s a nifty flow chart to help you decide whether to build or buy: If you’d like to read more about the ROI of Building a database monitoring solution vs. Buying one,... Read more

DevOps 101: The role of automation in Database DevOps

This is the fifth part in the DevOps 101 series and it’s time to talk about automation. Before we get into it, I just want to recap what DevOps is. Microsoft’s Donovan Brown sums it up nicely in a single sentence: DevOps is the union of people, process, and products to enable continuous delivery... Read more

Laying the foundations for a healthier digital future in the NHS

At the end of 2021, we published a blog post about the Autumn budget in the UK, what it meant for IT teams in the NHS, and why data management should be prioritised. We looked specifically at four key areas for sharing, monitoring, protecting, and accessing data that we believe are crucial elements of... Read more

Version 9 is coming: what developers need to know

Version 9 of Flyway brings new features, capabilities, and many small improvements. Upgrading to 9 will introduce new capabilities like the check command, but it also brings API changes that you may need to account for. Here’s everything you need to stay ahead. Newsletter subscribers always get the heads-up first. Not a subscriber? Sign... Read more

DevOps 101: Introducing Database DevOps

In this fourth session in our DevOps 101 series, we’re going to delve into Database DevOps specifically. But before we get going, I just want to do a quick check to make sure we’re all on the same page. Donovan Brown’s definition of DevOps seems to have been adopted by almost everyone nowadays because... Read more

Monitoring: The ROI of Build vs. Buy

I’ve written before about building your own monitoring systems versus buying a monitoring tool like Redgate Monitor. I talked about the time that someone tasked with managing and maintaining data gets back in their day when they purchase a monitoring solution. However, that’s not where the business focuses. The business frequently wants to know... Read more

The rewards of the Redgate sabbatical

The Redgate sabbatical is one of our most popular benefits. A paid, six-week break from work every five years, there are no strings attached, and no expectations to do something related to your day job; just six weeks to spend on yourself. What could you do with six whole weeks? What couldn’t you do... Read more

PASS Data Community Summit 2022 – Program Update

We’re busy planning the PASS Data Community Summit 2022 and this year’s hybrid conference has, by far, produced one of the most successful call for speakers ever. There have been an outstanding 863 sessions submitted by 516 speakers, so a huge thank you to everyone who supported and took part in the call. As... Read more

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