Redgate Blog

8 July 2015

Don’t leave your database behind

Continuous delivery brings big business benefits to application development – it’s time to give the database the same benefits, says Simon Galbraith, chief executive and co-founder of Redgate. Microsoft’s recent announcement that Windows 10 will be the last big-bang release for the operating system was a surprise to many. But… Read more

2 July 2015

2 July 2015

This October we’ll be back again in London and Seattle hosting our “SQL in the City” events

Over the years, our SQL in the City events have proved enormously popular in offering SQL Server training to hundreds of database professionals. Now in its fifth year, SQL in the City attracts Database Administrators and developers (as well as other professionals who work with SQL Server) who want to hear the world’s… Read more

SQL in the City

Redgate Data Modeler

2 July 2015

Redgate Data Modeler

2 July 2015

Database Design: More Than Just an ERD

Many think that a database modeler’s only job is to create an entity relationship diagram (ERD). Little do they know that data modeling goes way beyond just drawing lines and boxes. In this article, I reflect on the real tasks of a data modeler. Read more

Redgate Data Modeler

23 June 2015

Redgate Data Modeler

23 June 2015

How to Convert a Data Model Between Two Database Management Systems

Even though Redgate Data Modeler doesn’t provide a direct conversion of a data model from one database engine to another, this can be easily done in a few simple steps. In this article we will show you how to migrate your Entity Relationship Diagram between two different database engines using… Read more

Redgate Data Modeler

23 June 2015

Redgate Data Modeler

23 June 2015

Making a More Advanced Model With User, Thread, and Post Statuses

Continuing my series of articles on designing a database model for an online discussion forum, I will add some more advanced features to my initial concept. Firstly, I will enhance the user details which are stored in our model, adding not only some new personal data but also simple user’s… Read more

Simon Holness

15 June 2015

Simon Holness

15 June 2015

Architectural principles of a DevOps team

Trying to tame complexity Over the last few years my team (“DevOps” – the name’s not entirely accurate, but close enough) have been putting together a handful of charter-like documents that we can agree on and work to. This isn’t an especially new idea and we shamelessly cribbed the initial version from one… Read more

8 June 2015

8 June 2015

How to integrate DLM Dashboard with (just about) every service you use

If you haven’t heard of DLM Dashboard, let me fill you in – it’s a new free tool for helping SQL Server DBAs and developers know what database schema is deployed where. One of the main ways DLM Dashboard does this is by sending an email notification as soon as… Read more

DLM Dashboard

Ben Rees

3 June 2015

Ben Rees

3 June 2015

Why our customers are ready for ReadyRoll

We’ve just finished the acquisition of ReadyRoll, a database migrations and deployment tool that makes it easy for software teams to develop SQL Server databases within Visual Studio. That’s the headline news, but why did we do it, and are our customers really ready for it? I’ll answer the second… Read more

DLM

SQL Change Automation

Visual Studio

Redgate Data Modeler

3 June 2015

Redgate Data Modeler

3 June 2015

Spider Schema – a Bridge Between OLTP and OLAP?

In this article, I look at bridging the requirements between transactional and analytical processing and look particularly at the spider schema as one possible solution. Read more

Steve Jones

28 May 2015

Steve Jones

28 May 2015

DLM training workshops

As I’ve been speaking and training people on Database Lifecycle Management (DLM), I’ve learned one thing. Trying to implement version control, and Continuous Integration (CI), and automated releases of code is hard. The concept is simple, but all of the various processes, tools, and links that need to be connected… Read more

DLM

DLM Training

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Don’t leave your database behind

This October we’ll be back again in London and Seattle hosting our “SQL in the City” events

Database Design: More Than Just an ERD

How to Convert a Data Model Between Two Database Management Systems

Making a More Advanced Model With User, Thread, and Post Statuses

Architectural principles of a DevOps team

How to integrate DLM Dashboard with (just about) every service you use

Why our customers are ready for ReadyRoll

Spider Schema – a Bridge Between OLTP and OLAP?

DLM training workshops

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KI-bereite Daten

Datenbankmodernisierung

Effizienz und Kostenoptimierung

Cloud-Migration und Workload-Optimierung

Redgate Flyway

Redgate Monitor

SQL Toolbelt Essentials

Redgate Test Data Manager

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