Deploy Redgate Test Data Manager into your own AWS account with a single CloudFormation click. Get a secure, production-ready environment for classifying, masking, and subsetting database copies in under 30 minutes, no infrastructure project required.Read more
SQL Prompt AI can repair certain types of broken SQL almost instantly, saving hours of clean-up time. Just prompt it clearly, check the results are exactly what you intended, and you're ready to run.Read more
Avoid paying for unused CPU power, on-prem or in the cloud. This guide shows how to use Redgate Monitor to identify overprovisioned SQL Server VMs, reduce licensing and compute costs, and ensure your workloads still run smoothly. Read more
Redgate Test Data Manager is designed to provide secure, anonymized, and representative copies of production databases. This article focuses on the role of deterministic data masking, transforming PII consistently across tables, even when no logical relationship exists between them, and explains how it works.Read more
This article illustrates the importance in any database development project of a 'multi-layered' approach to database access controls and security checks, based on the Principle of Least Privilege. It describes a security incident that was raised when databases related to a local development project were found to have been erroneously…Read more
How do we capture static data in our Flyway projects, and then track and deploy any changes to it, while also ensuring that our automated deployment process doesn't try to deploy static data to databases where it already exists, such as the production database? For new Flyway projects, it's quite…Read more
The aim of this article is simply to demonstrate that you can use two DACPAC files, representing the source and target versions of a SQL Server database, to create a migration file that can then be used in Flyway.Read more
To achieve rapid delivery of database functionality, database development must both support craftsmanship and incorporate the ideas of standardization and automation that allow for 'mass production'. This article explains how to achieve this 'balance' using the specialist database development tools in SQL Toolbelt Essentials. These tools allow database experts to…Read more
If you are using SSDT for authoring, building, debugging, and publishing a database project, how do you change to, or preferably migrate towards, a Flyway-based database development? Flyway doesn't need to replace any code part of SSDT, but if allowed to manage every release candidate, it does allow for much…Read more