Accelerate application deployment. Application deployments are often delayed when corresponding database changes are required because database change management is a manual, incomplete process that often results in defects which can lead to application downtime. And while you’re fixing all your issues, your competitors are innovating faster and moving ahead of you. However, organizations struggle to implement database change management into their DevOps culture and simply putting stop-gap solutions in place or continuing with uncoordinated processes is not the answer.
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Adopting a DevOps culture allows you to deploy applications faster, meaning
you can build, test and release software changes faster. This, in turn, leads
to a 21% reduction in unplanned work and rework and a 19% increase in
revenue.* When you align database and application changes into a continuous
integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD) workflow, you’ll execute
key database change management functions within your DevOps pipeline without
compromising quality, performance or reliability, enabling your business to be
more agile.
*2017 State of DevOps report; 2014 CA Research Paper, DevOps: the Worst-Kept Secret to Winning in the Application Economy.
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Continuous delivery is an absolute requirement of DevOps practices, and continuous deployment is its natural evolution. The judges at the 2020 Computing DevOps Excellence Awards were looking for the tool that best meets the needs of companies seeking to automate their delivery workflows.
Are you trying to get a better understanding of the challenges associated with bringing database operations into DevOps, what other companies are doing, what the key factors are for success and what solutions are out there that can help you automate
This article will focus on a new set of tools from Quest called Toad DevOps Toolkit. The Quest people are providing useful Toad functionality that is easily integrated into today’s continuous-flow project management environments.
For our latest Toad DevOps Toolkit release 1.1 we wanted to combine the power of Toad DevOps Toolkit with the simplicity of a graphical user interface for use within your Jenkins server.
This video shows how to use main sections of the ApexSQL DevOps toolkit Web dashboard, a customizable build agent with Web based user interface used for creating and executing continuous integration and delivery pipelines in SQL Server.
DevOps has been pervasive within Application Development for several years, but the database environment is so different and sensitive in nature, making database development a barrier to an end-to-end DevOps strategy.
DevOps is everywhere, seemingly permeating every aspect of IT. The way that companies are building and managing their applications has become increasingly agile, and many of the comforts that DBA's used to rely on are no more.