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Database DevOps with SSDT, GitHub and Azure DevOps Services | |
Abstract: | |
DevOps has fundamentally changed the way we manage IT. Those | |
practicing DevOps well aren't just outpacing their competitors, | |
they are annihilating them. With DevOps comes a whole host of | |
new practices, tools and buzzwords. Some roles and tasks have | |
been made redundant, while new opportunities have been created. | |
We all need to learn to survive in this new reality. | |
In this session we'll cut through the hype and look at the key | |
concepts and findings from the Puppet State of DevOps Reports, | |
The DevOps Handbook, and Microsoft's work in this space. | |
Then you will roll up your sleeves and create your own | |
repository in GitHub, create and push a new SSDT project, and | |
configure your own Azure DevOps Build and Release Pipeline to | |
deploy your source code to either an on-prem SQL instance or | |
Azure SQL DB. | |
Don't forget to bring a laptop! | |
Short description: | |
An introduction to the principles that underpin DevOps and the | |
practices that are derived from those principles, followed by | |
implementation through hands-on exercises with GitHub, SSDT | |
and Azure DevOps. Bring a laptop! |
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