Hello old friends and new,
Thank you for those who took part in our State of Database DevOps survey at the end of 2019 – we have a record breaking 2000+ responses, over double last year’s number!
I’m delighted to share the 2020 State of Database DevOps report with you, which was published this week. Please go download the report and share the link with your colleagues and networks. The report provides a wealth of insights including:
Frequent deployers who use version control report lower production defect rates
Accessible code reviews result in shorter and more reliable database deployments
Database changes are being deployed at least weekly in almost half organizations
Alternatively, if you find a particular insight interesting and wish to write about it on your own channels, please do. We will happily re-share your work across our own channels.
With a foreword from Kellyn Pot’Vin-Gorman, Customer Success Engineer, Microsoft, the 2020 report findings will help shape the business case of any team looking to adopt or improve their approach to database DevOps.
Many thanks again for your contributions and support in this report.
Hello old friends and new,
Thank you for those who took part in our State of Database DevOps survey at the end of 2019 – we have a record breaking 2000+ responses, over double last year’s number!
I’m delighted to share the 2020 State of Database DevOps report with you, which was published this week. Please go download the report and share the link with your colleagues and networks. The report provides a wealth of insights including:
Frequent deployers who use version control report lower production defect rates
Accessible code reviews result in shorter and more reliable database deployments
Database changes are being deployed at least weekly in almost half organizations
Alternatively, if you find a particular insight interesting and wish to write about it on your own channels, please do. We will happily re-share your work across our own channels.
With a foreword from Kellyn Pot’Vin-Gorman, Customer Success Engineer, Microsoft, the 2020 report findings will help shape the business case of any team looking to adopt or improve their approach to database DevOps.
Download the report here.
I've included some LinkedIn and Twitter posts below you can easily share to help with our continued promotion of this valuable report:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6635530219321081856/
Twitter:
Many thanks again for your contributions and support in this report.
Becky
Campaigns Manager