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As more and more software development moves towards devops processes, it's important to bring the database along too. At Redgate, we’re making it possible with a suite of database development tools that plug into and integrate with the software used in application development. The result? DevOps for the database has become a reality.

Maxime Drobot

7 April 2021

Maxime Drobot

7 April 2021

Monitor your SQL Server databases in the cloud and on-premises with one monitoring tool

There’s no doubt the cloud is having a big impact on the nature and make-up of SQL Server estates. The 2021 State of Database DevOps report from Redgate, for example, showed that 58% of organizations now use the cloud either wholly or in combination with on-premises servers, compared to 46%… Read more

Collette Johnson

7 April 2021

Collette Johnson

7 April 2021

Have your say on the state of database monitoring in 2021

Thanks to the hundreds and hundreds of IT professionals who took part in our database monitoring survey. The responses are in and the survey is now closed so that we can analyze the results. Look out soon for the highlights the 2021 State of Database Monitoring will reveal. Since 2018,… Read more

2021 State of Database Monitoring

Kendra Little

1 March 2021

Kendra Little

1 March 2021

Why to Use Git Instead of “TFS” (TFVC)

One question we frequently hear from customers using the Microsoft stack is, “should I use Git or TFS?” The question requires a little decoding due to the way that Microsoft has shifted their brands over time. Here’s some background: Microsoft’s “Team Foundation Server” (TFS) was renamed “Azure DevOps Server” in… Read more

Andrea Giardina

19 February 2021

Andrea Giardina

19 February 2021

SQL Server deployments: Which Redgate tools should you use?

Since 1999, we’ve been developing tools at Redgate to support database deployments for SQL Server. In the past couple of years, we’ve increased our effort in this space by further developing our proprietary technologies based on SQL Compare, and acquiring others like Flyway, the most popular database migration engine. As… Read more

Collette Johnson

12 February 2021

Collette Johnson

12 February 2021

A quick guide to reputational risk

When it comes to reputational risk, a reactive approach is generally taken by organizations, with efforts focused on handling threats to their business they are already aware of. As much as this enables short term damage limitation, it may not be enough to manage and protect your risk in the… Read more

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Roseanna Mumby

10 February 2021

Roseanna Mumby

10 February 2021

Customer tips for improving productivity with Redgate products

We recently invited our customers to share their top tips for improving productivity in the first Redgate Tool Tips Swap. This post outlines their hints for using Redgate products to boost productivity and includes relevant training resources to further your learning. SQL Prompt Share formatting settings across your team to… Read more

1 February 2021

1 February 2021

Securing SQL Server with DoD STIGs

Making sure your SQL Servers are secured against malicious users is difficult. How can you know that you’ve done enough? How do you know you’re protected from the things that actually worry you? The United States Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) publishes a set of guidelines for organizations securing different… Read more

Grant Fritchey

29 December 2020

Grant Fritchey

29 December 2020

Challenges to Database DevOps: Dealing With Drift

Sometimes, people start their DevOps journey by getting their database into source control, but then, they don’t deploy from source control. Instead, they continue their manual deployments to production. Quickly they find that the database code in their production instances and the database code in their source control system don’t… Read more

challenges to database devops

17 December 2020

17 December 2020

Performance tuning with Redgate Monitor: tempdb usage, parameter sniffing, and blocking chains

Looking to level up your performance tuning game? Check out three new videos on tempdb, unstable query plans, and identifying blocking chains with Redgate Monitor. Read more

Tony Maddonna

27 October 2020

Tony Maddonna

27 October 2020

The real challenges of database monitoring

I’ve worked in IT for 30 years, a large part of which has involved managing data and databases. I’m now a SQL Server Enterprise Architect and I manage the direction and operation of a Microsoft Platform Team, as well as the design, build and implementation of a global SQL Server… Read more

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Posts categorized in Database development

Monitor your SQL Server databases in the cloud and on-premises with one monitoring tool

Have your say on the state of database monitoring in 2021

Why to Use Git Instead of “TFS” (TFVC)

SQL Server deployments: Which Redgate tools should you use?

A quick guide to reputational risk

Customer tips for improving productivity with Redgate products

Securing SQL Server with DoD STIGs

Challenges to Database DevOps: Dealing With Drift

Performance tuning with Redgate Monitor: tempdb usage, parameter sniffing, and blocking chains

The real challenges of database monitoring

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