Join fellow FoRG
DBAKevlar with Redgate's own @Grant and @Kendra_Little to
dig into key findings from Redgate’s fourth annual State of Database DevOps
Report and learn how to use these insights to drive improvements in your own
software development process.
Date: Wednesday February 12
Time: 4-5 PM GMT / 10-11 AM CENTRAL
In this session our expert panel will share key findings and insights from this year’s report, which received input
from more than two thousand SQL & Oracle developers, DBAs, and IT leaders worldwide,
representing all industry verticals. Topics will include:
- Frequent
database deployments are increasing: 49% of respondents now report they deploy
database changes to production weekly or more frequently;
- The
two top perceived obstacles to implementing DevOps are now concerns about
upskilling and disruption to existing workflows. We will discuss how business
cases to implement database DevOps should address these concerns;
- Developers
are now involved in the majority of production database deployments, continuing
an increasing trend we have seen across four years of this study. We will
discuss what this means for both developers and DBAs;
- Most
respondents deploy changes to their most business-critical databases while the
system is online. Those who perform all or nearly all deployments with the
system online reported lower lead time for changes and lower defect rates. We
will discuss why this makes sense and how teams achieve this;
- Respondents
who report that it is easy to get a code review for database changes also
report lower production defect rates and lower lead time for changes to be
deployed to production. We will discuss how to optimize database code review for
different organization and team sizes.
Register now to join this entertaining and educational session
Date: Wednesday February 12
Time: 4-5 PM GMT / 10-11 AM CENTRAL
In this session our expert panel will share key findings and insights from this year’s report, which received input from more than two thousand SQL & Oracle developers, DBAs, and IT leaders worldwide, representing all industry verticals. Topics will include:
- Frequent
database deployments are increasing: 49% of respondents now report they deploy
database changes to production weekly or more frequently;
- The
two top perceived obstacles to implementing DevOps are now concerns about
upskilling and disruption to existing workflows. We will discuss how business
cases to implement database DevOps should address these concerns;
- Developers
are now involved in the majority of production database deployments, continuing
an increasing trend we have seen across four years of this study. We will
discuss what this means for both developers and DBAs;
- Most
respondents deploy changes to their most business-critical databases while the
system is online. Those who perform all or nearly all deployments with the
system online reported lower lead time for changes and lower defect rates. We
will discuss why this makes sense and how teams achieve this;
- Respondents
who report that it is easy to get a code review for database changes also
report lower production defect rates and lower lead time for changes to be
deployed to production. We will discuss how to optimize database code review for
different organization and team sizes.
Register now to join this entertaining and educational session