Database professionals can take the world’s first deep dive into the newly announced SQL Server 2022 at the largest online gathering of data platform professionals, PASS Data Community Summit, taking place November 8 – 12. 25 sessions will take attendees on a journey through the new version of SQL Server, announced at Microsoft Ignite 2021.
Over three quarters of database professionals are now using a paid-for or in-house monitoring tool, a survey from Redgate has shown. This is an increase of 10 percentage points from the same survey last year and the 86% satisfaction rate with paid-for tools is also an all-time high, up 18 percentage points.
Data professionals are under more pressure than ever, maintaining the performance of fast-growing server estates, managing cloud migrations, meeting increased security and compliance concerns, and coping with staffing and recruitment issues, a Redgate survey of over 2,500 IT and data professionals from every industry sector and continent reveals.
Data professionals from across the world can now register for up to five days of training, expert speaker sessions, networking activities and events at the revived PASS Data Community Summit. The free online conference on November 8–12, with Microsoft as Premier Sponsor, promises to be the largest event of its kind this year.
Redgate Software announced today that Microsoft will be the Premier Sponsor of this year’s free online PASS Data Community Summit. As Premier Sponsor, Microsoft will be supporting attendees through educational sessions, product deep-dives and announcements, and keynotes unique to the Redgate-organized Summit, which will be the year's largest gathering of Microsoft data platform professionals.
The last year was challenging for every business sector, none more than healthcare which was under enormous pressure to provide care while changing the way services are delivered. According to data from the 2021 State of Database DevOps report, the importance of IT in enabling that change has been key to success for healthcare.
The Technology sector has the highest DevOps adoption of all industry sectors, uses more database types in development, and is moving to the cloud faster, according to a deeper analysis of the latest State of Database DevOps survey from Redgate. This doesn’t come without caveats, however, as a new whitepaper reveals.
To help organizations explore and manage the advantages the cloud provides, the latest release of SQL Monitor now supports Amazon EC2 and RDS, and Azure SQL Database and Managed Instances alongside on-premises SQL Server. A new global dashboard also allows users to check the health of their entire SQL Server estate at a glance.
While 2020 was one of the most challenging years for every business, those in Financial Services and Insurance have fared better than most. This is the conclusion of a deeper sector analysis of the data behind Redgate’s 2021 State of Database DevOps Report, which looked at the particular challenges and opportunities the sectors face.
Redgate has released its annual State of Database DevOps Report which shows some dramatic changes in IT as a direct result of the current pandemic. Nearly three quarters of organizations have now adopted DevOps in some form, cross-platform database use has risen markedly and, significantly, IT teams have remained remarkably productive despite working remotely.
Redgate creates ingeniously simple software to help organizations and professionals get the most value out of any database, anywhere, through the provision of end-to-end Database DevOps.
