The document summarizes findings from a survey on continuous delivery practices. The survey found that while 81% of organizations practiced some form of continuous delivery for their code, only around 50% did so for their databases. Key challenges included a lack of database version control, manual scripting processes prone to errors, and a lack of trust and communication between developers and database administrators. Adopting database version control, automated deployments informed by version control data, and making DBAs responsible for continuous delivery processes could help address these challenges and barriers to fully implementing continuous delivery for databases.
This document discusses database automation and the mistrust that can exist around it. A survey found that while continuous delivery is on the rise, database automation sees less adoption due to mistrust. Database changes can impact whole systems, so any automation must be done carefully. Script-based version control and deployment can lead to issues like out-of-process changes and working on wrong revisions. Integrating databases into version control and continuous delivery processes through tools like DBmaestro can bring more visibility, control and trust to database changes and deployments. This is done by enforcing best practices, tracking who made changes, and facilitating automated but safe deployments through capabilities like baseline comparisons and impact analysis.
The document discusses the challenges that retail companies face with database downtime and changes. It notes that downtime can result in significant lost revenue for retailers. Common database development practices like using scripts are outlined as being difficult to maintain and not providing adequate change control. The solution, DBmaestro TeamWork, is presented as providing database version control, enforcement of best practices for database changes, automated deployments between environments, and overall improved productivity and quality.
The webinar discussed challenges with database development and version control. Traditional script-based approaches cause issues like out-of-process changes, working on the wrong code revisions, and lack of history tracking for database changes. The presenters demonstrated a database version control solution that enforces a coordinated development process, integrates with existing version control systems, and provides automated deployment to eliminate errors from manual scripting. Key benefits included parallel development, fast bug detection, and streamlined provisioning with reduced risks from human errors.
ארגונים ברחבי העולם מגבירים את השימוש בתהליכי DevOps לטובת שיפור היתרון התחרותי שלהם, הורדת סיכונים והפחתת עלויות פיתוח. כיום ניתן ליישם את ההצלחה של ה-DevOps בעולם מסדי הנתונים, על ידי ביצוע אוטומציה של תהליכי הפיתוח והעברה בין סביבות, אכיפת מנגנוני אבטחה, והפחתת הסיכונים הכרוכים בתהליך.
The growing business pressure to deliver new functionalities and applications faster drives companies to implementing practices such as Continuous Delivery.
This webinar discusses managing databases like codebases. It begins at specific times for different timezones. Attendees will be muted with questions submitted through a text box. Recordings will be available online. Presenters from Delphix and DBmaestro will discuss how databases are not as agile as code and present challenges to continuous delivery. Traditional databases require costly setup and lack automation. With DBmaestro and Delphix's tools, databases can be version controlled and deployed like code to enable parallel development and faster provisioning with self-service environments and deployment automation.
This joint webinar with Neebula Systems CTO Ariel Gordon and DBmaestro CTO Yaniv Yehuda highlights the critical features in best practices and tools that are required to address the new challenges to your organization.
This document discusses database automation and the mistrust that can exist around it. A survey found that while continuous delivery is on the rise, database automation sees less adoption due to mistrust. Database changes can impact whole systems, so any automation must be done carefully. Script-based version control and deployment can lead to issues like out-of-process changes and working on wrong revisions. Integrating databases into version control and continuous delivery processes through tools like DBmaestro can bring more visibility, control and trust to database changes and deployments. This is done by enforcing best practices, tracking who made changes, and facilitating automated but safe deployments through capabilities like baseline comparisons and impact analysis.
The document discusses the challenges that retail companies face with database downtime and changes. It notes that downtime can result in significant lost revenue for retailers. Common database development practices like using scripts are outlined as being difficult to maintain and not providing adequate change control. The solution, DBmaestro TeamWork, is presented as providing database version control, enforcement of best practices for database changes, automated deployments between environments, and overall improved productivity and quality.
The webinar discussed challenges with database development and version control. Traditional script-based approaches cause issues like out-of-process changes, working on the wrong code revisions, and lack of history tracking for database changes. The presenters demonstrated a database version control solution that enforces a coordinated development process, integrates with existing version control systems, and provides automated deployment to eliminate errors from manual scripting. Key benefits included parallel development, fast bug detection, and streamlined provisioning with reduced risks from human errors.
ארגונים ברחבי העולם מגבירים את השימוש בתהליכי DevOps לטובת שיפור היתרון התחרותי שלהם, הורדת סיכונים והפחתת עלויות פיתוח. כיום ניתן ליישם את ההצלחה של ה-DevOps בעולם מסדי הנתונים, על ידי ביצוע אוטומציה של תהליכי הפיתוח והעברה בין סביבות, אכיפת מנגנוני אבטחה, והפחתת הסיכונים הכרוכים בתהליך.
The growing business pressure to deliver new functionalities and applications faster drives companies to implementing practices such as Continuous Delivery.
This webinar discusses managing databases like codebases. It begins at specific times for different timezones. Attendees will be muted with questions submitted through a text box. Recordings will be available online. Presenters from Delphix and DBmaestro will discuss how databases are not as agile as code and present challenges to continuous delivery. Traditional databases require costly setup and lack automation. With DBmaestro and Delphix's tools, databases can be version controlled and deployed like code to enable parallel development and faster provisioning with self-service environments and deployment automation.
This joint webinar with Neebula Systems CTO Ariel Gordon and DBmaestro CTO Yaniv Yehuda highlights the critical features in best practices and tools that are required to address the new challenges to your organization.
The database still stands as a major barrier to development agility. Learn how database automation enables Agile and DevOps initiatives to reach their true potential.
Presentation on dbMaestro TeamWork - a Database Change Management solution with the unique Database Change Policy enforcement and supports all development methods such as waterfall, agile and DevOps
1. Traditional database development faces issues like lack of source control, tedious deployment scripts, and manual processes.
2. DevOps principles like continuous integration, static code analysis, and automation can help address these issues. Database changes can be tracked in source control and deployed automatically.
3. There are different approaches to database deployment like state-based using DACPAC files or migration-based using incremental scripts stored in source control. Tools like SSDT, ReadyRoll, and Flyway support these approaches.
The future of DevOps: fully left-shifted deployments with version control and...Red Gate Software
Join us to see Redgate's latest database DevOps innovations, which empower developers to code in the IDEs of their choice, version control database changes in plain SQL, and easily validate their changes against a masked copy of production as soon as they make the change.
By integrating cloning technology into proven developer workflows, Redgate:
• Provides a platform for easy and safe experimentation and innovation
• Reduces time to market for changes by removing manual work and enabling Continuous Delivery
• Supports continuous quality with static code analysis and automated testing functionality
Kendra Little will show you Redgate's recent innovations in action and give you a picture of where Database DevOps is going, and why.
This joint webinar for DBmaestro (www.dbmaestro.com)and Delphix discuss the synergy between Delphix’s Database Virtualiztion and DBmaestro’s Database Enforced Change Management solutions.
The session discuss the challenges in database development and show in practice how Database Enforced
Change Management and Database Virtualization work together to create a version control, branching and merging method that addresses these challenges.
Database continuous integration, unit test and functional testHarry Zheng
Discuss continuous integration for database projects, including building project, deploying project to database, and executing unit tests and functional tests.
This presentation will also discuss database test standards, tips and tricks.
PASS President Grant Fritchey, and Redgate’s Arneh Eskandari, will show you how Redgate’s Database DevOps solution works to improve your database development and deployment processes.
You'll see a demo of the following Redgate tools - SQL Source Control, DLM Automation and DLM Dashboard - and find out how they plug into Git and Jenkins.
Learn how to:
- Version control your databases from SSMS to track and understand changes
- Include your database in your Continuous Integration process to get quick feedback
- Automate your database deployment process to have safe, reliable, repeatable deployments
- Monitor your databases across environments to understand their versions and get notified of changes
Using Redgate, AKS and Azure to bring DevOps to your DatabaseRed Gate Software
Join Hamish Watson and Rob Sewell to learn practical solutions on how to bring DevOps to your database, including:
• The importance of getting your database code into source control
• How to test your database changes
• Tools you can use to automate build and test processes
• How to build an automated deployment process for your database with Redgate tools
• How to embrace using Azure Kubernetes Services (AKS) in your deployment pipeline
• Deploying your entire pipeline as and when it is needed from Dev to Prod saving your organisation money
Database upgrades and data in general are often the most complicated part of your deployment process, so having a robust deployment path and checks before getting to production is very important.
The demos will showcase practical solutions that can help you and your team bring DevOps to your database using SQL Source Control, infrastructure as code, docker containers and SQL Change Automation – all leading up to a fully automated test and deployment process.
This will be a fun-filled fast paced hour and you will learn some new skills which will bring immediate benefit to your organization.
Presenter: Ernest Hwang of Practice Fusion > This presentation shows how to simplify your database deployments, ensure that no database changes are overlooked, and implement unit tests using the suite of Red Gate developer tools.
You'll see how Practice Fusion streamlines database deployments in their Integration, Testing, Staging, and Production environments. This frees developers from the burden of maintaining deployment scripts, while reducing the number of overlooked breaking changes to zero.
The demo uses a Windows Azure box as the Jenkins (Continuous Integration) server and several SQL Azure databases (representing Integration and QA environments). The entire repository is hosted on GitHub (https://github.com/CF9/Databases.RGDemo), for anyone to download.
You'll learn how to:
* Add your database to source control in under five minutes
* Create a CI Job to validate your database “build”
* Deploy database changes to your environments with a mouse click
* Set up database unit testing using tSQLt
* Avoid problems when implementing Database CI in the “real-world”
Ernest Hwang is a Principal Software Engineer at Practice Fusion in San Francisco. He uses Red Gate SQL Source Control, SQL Compare, SQL Data Compare, and SQL Test to automate Practice Fusion's Continuous Integration efforts and instrument database deployments.
This document discusses continuous integration for Oracle Database objects. It defines continuous integration as integrating code changes at least daily to verify changes through automated builds. This helps detect errors quickly and reduces issues that arise from distributed teams and manual testing. The document recommends principles like source control, automated builds and testing, and making each commit trigger an integration build. It demonstrates how tools like Jenkins, Maven, UTPLSQL and SonarQube can be used together in a continuous integration pipeline to continuously build, test and analyze code changes.
In this session, you will learn the difference between Azure SQL Database, SQL Managed Instances, Elastic Pools, and SQL Virtual Machines. You will learn how to use tools to test migrations for issues before you start the migration process. You will learn how to successfully migrate your database schema and data to the cloud. Finally, you will learn how to determine which performance tier is a good starting point for your existing workload(s) and how to monitor your workload overtime to make sure your users have a great experience while you save as much money as possible.
Common Challenges in DevOps Change ManagementMatt Ray
This document discusses common challenges in DevOps change management. It emphasizes that infrastructure should be defined as code and version controlled. The Chef repository contains cookbooks and other components that define infrastructure as code. Tools like Spiceweasel can generate commands to build infrastructure from files. Nodes should be treated as ephemeral and provisioned from a base configuration using roles rather than being manually configured. Environments help manage versioned infrastructures defined in the Chef repository for different stages. The Chef community is available for help on IRC, mailing lists and GitHub.
Workshop: Delivering chnages for applications and databasesEduardo Piairo
This document provides an overview of DevOps concepts and practices for delivering changes for applications and databases. It discusses topics like continuous integration, continuous delivery, infrastructure as code, database automation, and managing changes. The document is presented as a training material divided into multiple chapters that cover application development, infrastructure, databases, managing changes, and establishing a DevOps engineering practice. It emphasizes the importance of collaboration and communication between development and operations teams to enable continuous software delivery.
Security Implications for a DevOps TransformationDeborah Schalm
DevOps aims to break down silos between development and operations teams through collaboration, automation, and continuous delivery. While this provides benefits, it can also introduce security risks if security is not properly included. The presentation discusses five key aspects of a DevOps transformation and their security implications. It argues that DevOps and security are not mutually exclusive if security is incorporated through collaboration, automated testing of security requirements, and accelerating remediation of vulnerabilities.
How the Big Data of APM can Supercharge DevOpsCA Technologies
This document discusses application performance management (APM) challenges in modern digital environments and introduces Application Behavior Analytics (ABA) as a solution. ABA uses automatic configuration, anomaly detection on multi-variant metrics, and pattern matching to identify problems earlier, reduce false alarms, and pinpoint root causes. It is included with upgrades to CA APM version 9.5 or higher to provide fully integrated operational intelligence for application triage.
Application schema changes are incremental, cumulative, and painful - often reaping havoc on the Application Release Lifecycle. Using manual processes with SQL scripts are error-prone, as well as hard to track and troubleshoot. Learn release and deploy best practices for automating schema management using Datical and IBM UrbanCode Deploy. See how Datical extends the popular Liquibase Open Source project for enterprise use with a data model approach for previewing impact of change in production.
According to service scale, there are hundreds or thousands of running containers in your service. Should we monitor each container by microscope or monitor each microservice by magnifier? This depends which granularity can help us find and solve the problems. In this sharing, I will introduce how to use cAdvisor, Icinga2, InfluxDB and Grafana to build a self-hosted monitoring system. In addition, I also discuss with how to embrace open source and share some practical experiences.
Embracing DevOps through database migrations with FlywayRed Gate Software
"Evolutionary Database Design" is the best phrase to describe database migrations. But what do we know about database migrations using PostgreSQL containers?
This session will provide you with answers and guidelines to get you started with Database DevOps practices for your organization. You will learn the aspects, methods, and strategies to build and manage your database deployments through CI/CD pipelines with open source tools like Flyway, Jenkins, and Kubernetes.
You will be able to build your first database migration through a CI/CD pipeline at the end of this session.
This document discusses the challenges and pitfalls of database deployment automation. It notes that databases are often overlooked in development processes and can become weak links. Manual scripting approaches can lead to errors from out-of-process changes and working on the wrong revisions. The document recommends enforcing a coordinated development process using database version control and change management. This allows traceability of changes and ensures deployments are based on known revisions to avoid breaking production environments. Automation is presented as an important part of the solution when integrated with version control baselines and configuration management.
Dopo aver annunciato la nuova partnership commerciale con DBMaestro, Emerasoft ha realizzato un webinar volto ad illustrare le principali caratteristiche di questo nuovo strumento innovativo: DBMaestro TeamWork.
Scopri DBmaestro Teamwork: la soluzione DevOps per il Database, che permette l’Agile Database Development, la Continuous Integration e la Continuous Delivery.
Guarda il video del webinar: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YzPB9Y6Y8tA
The database still stands as a major barrier to development agility. Learn how database automation enables Agile and DevOps initiatives to reach their true potential.
Presentation on dbMaestro TeamWork - a Database Change Management solution with the unique Database Change Policy enforcement and supports all development methods such as waterfall, agile and DevOps
1. Traditional database development faces issues like lack of source control, tedious deployment scripts, and manual processes.
2. DevOps principles like continuous integration, static code analysis, and automation can help address these issues. Database changes can be tracked in source control and deployed automatically.
3. There are different approaches to database deployment like state-based using DACPAC files or migration-based using incremental scripts stored in source control. Tools like SSDT, ReadyRoll, and Flyway support these approaches.
The future of DevOps: fully left-shifted deployments with version control and...Red Gate Software
Join us to see Redgate's latest database DevOps innovations, which empower developers to code in the IDEs of their choice, version control database changes in plain SQL, and easily validate their changes against a masked copy of production as soon as they make the change.
By integrating cloning technology into proven developer workflows, Redgate:
• Provides a platform for easy and safe experimentation and innovation
• Reduces time to market for changes by removing manual work and enabling Continuous Delivery
• Supports continuous quality with static code analysis and automated testing functionality
Kendra Little will show you Redgate's recent innovations in action and give you a picture of where Database DevOps is going, and why.
This joint webinar for DBmaestro (www.dbmaestro.com)and Delphix discuss the synergy between Delphix’s Database Virtualiztion and DBmaestro’s Database Enforced Change Management solutions.
The session discuss the challenges in database development and show in practice how Database Enforced
Change Management and Database Virtualization work together to create a version control, branching and merging method that addresses these challenges.
Database continuous integration, unit test and functional testHarry Zheng
Discuss continuous integration for database projects, including building project, deploying project to database, and executing unit tests and functional tests.
This presentation will also discuss database test standards, tips and tricks.
PASS President Grant Fritchey, and Redgate’s Arneh Eskandari, will show you how Redgate’s Database DevOps solution works to improve your database development and deployment processes.
You'll see a demo of the following Redgate tools - SQL Source Control, DLM Automation and DLM Dashboard - and find out how they plug into Git and Jenkins.
Learn how to:
- Version control your databases from SSMS to track and understand changes
- Include your database in your Continuous Integration process to get quick feedback
- Automate your database deployment process to have safe, reliable, repeatable deployments
- Monitor your databases across environments to understand their versions and get notified of changes
Using Redgate, AKS and Azure to bring DevOps to your DatabaseRed Gate Software
Join Hamish Watson and Rob Sewell to learn practical solutions on how to bring DevOps to your database, including:
• The importance of getting your database code into source control
• How to test your database changes
• Tools you can use to automate build and test processes
• How to build an automated deployment process for your database with Redgate tools
• How to embrace using Azure Kubernetes Services (AKS) in your deployment pipeline
• Deploying your entire pipeline as and when it is needed from Dev to Prod saving your organisation money
Database upgrades and data in general are often the most complicated part of your deployment process, so having a robust deployment path and checks before getting to production is very important.
The demos will showcase practical solutions that can help you and your team bring DevOps to your database using SQL Source Control, infrastructure as code, docker containers and SQL Change Automation – all leading up to a fully automated test and deployment process.
This will be a fun-filled fast paced hour and you will learn some new skills which will bring immediate benefit to your organization.
Presenter: Ernest Hwang of Practice Fusion > This presentation shows how to simplify your database deployments, ensure that no database changes are overlooked, and implement unit tests using the suite of Red Gate developer tools.
You'll see how Practice Fusion streamlines database deployments in their Integration, Testing, Staging, and Production environments. This frees developers from the burden of maintaining deployment scripts, while reducing the number of overlooked breaking changes to zero.
The demo uses a Windows Azure box as the Jenkins (Continuous Integration) server and several SQL Azure databases (representing Integration and QA environments). The entire repository is hosted on GitHub (https://github.com/CF9/Databases.RGDemo), for anyone to download.
You'll learn how to:
* Add your database to source control in under five minutes
* Create a CI Job to validate your database “build”
* Deploy database changes to your environments with a mouse click
* Set up database unit testing using tSQLt
* Avoid problems when implementing Database CI in the “real-world”
Ernest Hwang is a Principal Software Engineer at Practice Fusion in San Francisco. He uses Red Gate SQL Source Control, SQL Compare, SQL Data Compare, and SQL Test to automate Practice Fusion's Continuous Integration efforts and instrument database deployments.
This document discusses continuous integration for Oracle Database objects. It defines continuous integration as integrating code changes at least daily to verify changes through automated builds. This helps detect errors quickly and reduces issues that arise from distributed teams and manual testing. The document recommends principles like source control, automated builds and testing, and making each commit trigger an integration build. It demonstrates how tools like Jenkins, Maven, UTPLSQL and SonarQube can be used together in a continuous integration pipeline to continuously build, test and analyze code changes.
In this session, you will learn the difference between Azure SQL Database, SQL Managed Instances, Elastic Pools, and SQL Virtual Machines. You will learn how to use tools to test migrations for issues before you start the migration process. You will learn how to successfully migrate your database schema and data to the cloud. Finally, you will learn how to determine which performance tier is a good starting point for your existing workload(s) and how to monitor your workload overtime to make sure your users have a great experience while you save as much money as possible.
Common Challenges in DevOps Change ManagementMatt Ray
This document discusses common challenges in DevOps change management. It emphasizes that infrastructure should be defined as code and version controlled. The Chef repository contains cookbooks and other components that define infrastructure as code. Tools like Spiceweasel can generate commands to build infrastructure from files. Nodes should be treated as ephemeral and provisioned from a base configuration using roles rather than being manually configured. Environments help manage versioned infrastructures defined in the Chef repository for different stages. The Chef community is available for help on IRC, mailing lists and GitHub.
Workshop: Delivering chnages for applications and databasesEduardo Piairo
This document provides an overview of DevOps concepts and practices for delivering changes for applications and databases. It discusses topics like continuous integration, continuous delivery, infrastructure as code, database automation, and managing changes. The document is presented as a training material divided into multiple chapters that cover application development, infrastructure, databases, managing changes, and establishing a DevOps engineering practice. It emphasizes the importance of collaboration and communication between development and operations teams to enable continuous software delivery.
Security Implications for a DevOps TransformationDeborah Schalm
DevOps aims to break down silos between development and operations teams through collaboration, automation, and continuous delivery. While this provides benefits, it can also introduce security risks if security is not properly included. The presentation discusses five key aspects of a DevOps transformation and their security implications. It argues that DevOps and security are not mutually exclusive if security is incorporated through collaboration, automated testing of security requirements, and accelerating remediation of vulnerabilities.
How the Big Data of APM can Supercharge DevOpsCA Technologies
This document discusses application performance management (APM) challenges in modern digital environments and introduces Application Behavior Analytics (ABA) as a solution. ABA uses automatic configuration, anomaly detection on multi-variant metrics, and pattern matching to identify problems earlier, reduce false alarms, and pinpoint root causes. It is included with upgrades to CA APM version 9.5 or higher to provide fully integrated operational intelligence for application triage.
Application schema changes are incremental, cumulative, and painful - often reaping havoc on the Application Release Lifecycle. Using manual processes with SQL scripts are error-prone, as well as hard to track and troubleshoot. Learn release and deploy best practices for automating schema management using Datical and IBM UrbanCode Deploy. See how Datical extends the popular Liquibase Open Source project for enterprise use with a data model approach for previewing impact of change in production.
According to service scale, there are hundreds or thousands of running containers in your service. Should we monitor each container by microscope or monitor each microservice by magnifier? This depends which granularity can help us find and solve the problems. In this sharing, I will introduce how to use cAdvisor, Icinga2, InfluxDB and Grafana to build a self-hosted monitoring system. In addition, I also discuss with how to embrace open source and share some practical experiences.
Embracing DevOps through database migrations with FlywayRed Gate Software
"Evolutionary Database Design" is the best phrase to describe database migrations. But what do we know about database migrations using PostgreSQL containers?
This session will provide you with answers and guidelines to get you started with Database DevOps practices for your organization. You will learn the aspects, methods, and strategies to build and manage your database deployments through CI/CD pipelines with open source tools like Flyway, Jenkins, and Kubernetes.
You will be able to build your first database migration through a CI/CD pipeline at the end of this session.
This document discusses the challenges and pitfalls of database deployment automation. It notes that databases are often overlooked in development processes and can become weak links. Manual scripting approaches can lead to errors from out-of-process changes and working on the wrong revisions. The document recommends enforcing a coordinated development process using database version control and change management. This allows traceability of changes and ensures deployments are based on known revisions to avoid breaking production environments. Automation is presented as an important part of the solution when integrated with version control baselines and configuration management.
Dopo aver annunciato la nuova partnership commerciale con DBMaestro, Emerasoft ha realizzato un webinar volto ad illustrare le principali caratteristiche di questo nuovo strumento innovativo: DBMaestro TeamWork.
Scopri DBmaestro Teamwork: la soluzione DevOps per il Database, che permette l’Agile Database Development, la Continuous Integration e la Continuous Delivery.
Guarda il video del webinar: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YzPB9Y6Y8tA
Geek Sync I In Database Automation We TrustIDERA Software
You can watch the replay for this Geek Sync webcast in the IDERA Resource Center: http://ow.ly/4ab250A5qUq
Continuous delivery is all the hype in software development. However, databases are being neglected as DBAs just don't seem to trust database automation.
This is not surprising when you consider the number of incidents and instances of downtime that were caused by out-of-process updates, code overrides and other database glitches.
In this session, we will explain what continuous delivery for databases is all about, why DBAs are so mistrusting, and ways to overcome that mistrust and conquer database automation.
The Challenges & Pitfalls of Database Continuous DeliveryPerforce
Practicing database Continuous Delivery saves time and money and prevents downtime in production. However, dealing with automating database deployments is tricky. In this presentation, you will learn how to overcome the challenges and potential pitfalls of database Continuous Delivery and proven best practices for automating database changes.
La Continuous Delivery è una metodologia all’avanguardia nei processi di sviluppo software. Tuttavia, l’elevato numero di incidenti e di istanze di inattività del database sono causate da processi non aggiornati, dalla riscrittura del codice e da altri disturbi del database. Attraverso l’automazione del Database è possibile evitare questi disturbi ed errori.
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Release software is no less important than activities that precede it.
The Continuous Delivery is a set of practices and methodologies that build an ecosystem for the software development lifecycle.
We will see how to build this ecosystem around the applications developed, for which this release activities becomes a low-risk, inexpensive, fast and predictable.
Gartner Infrastructure and Operations Summit Berlin 2015 - DevOps JourneyKelly Looney
The document discusses the DevOps journey of a large online gaming company with separate sports betting and poker/casino divisions that were merged. It outlines the challenges of integrating different code bases and cultures. Key steps taken include adopting Agile, moving to Git/Jenkins, implementing monitoring with AppDynamics, and moving to containers. Automating testing environments and adopting continuous delivery principles helped improve quality and allow smaller, more frequent changes. Monitoring provided visibility and helped identify issues and refactoring needs. The changes helped bring development and operations teams together.
Industry expert Bob Aiello and DBmaestro’s CTO Yaniv Yehuda joined forces in this powerful webcast to explain what DevOps is all about, and why the database is such a critical component of it.
Nel webinar si discute di quali sono le criticità nell’automatizzare il database, di come poterle superare, di quali sono le tecnologie a disposizione e quali sono i benefici che ne derivano.
This document discusses the efforts of a €600M online gaming company to adopt DevOps practices across their organization. They had previously merged two gaming platforms with different architectures and teams worked in silos. To improve, they have undertaken an agile transformation, encouraged cultural changes in developers to take more ownership, adopted new tools like Git, Jenkins, Puppet and AppDynamics for monitoring, and are moving to containerize applications. Monitoring in particular has helped improve quality by providing visibility. They are also working to improve testing environments to better simulate production. The company aims to continuously deploy changes through proliferating environments and automating infrastructure as code.
XP teams try to keep systems fully integrated at all times, and shorten the feedback cycle to minutes and hours instead of weeks or months. The sooner you know, the sooner you can adapt.
Watch our record for the webinar "Continuous Integration" to explore how Azure DevOps helps us in achieving continuous feedback using continuous integration.
Lean-Agile Development with SharePoint - Bill AyersSPC Adriatics
SharePoint gives us a great platform for developing sophisticated intranet portals and collaboration sites and many other workloads. But it can also be a challenge to use modern software development frameworks like Scrum and XP. Wouldn’t it be great if we could get all the benefits of Agile practices – faster development, predictable deliveries, better quality, less stress and happy stakeholders? In this session we will cover the definitions of Lean, Agile, Scrum, Kanban, XP, and TDD. Then we will look at the specific challenges around Agile SharePoint development and some development techniques to overcome these obstacles. This talk covers both project delivery and engineering. We’ll look at unit tests, integration tests, UI tests, continuous integration and, of course, test-driven development (TDD) with practical experiences from real-life Agile SharePoint projects.
The document discusses Aviran Mordo's presentation on Wix's journey towards continuous delivery. Some key points:
- Wix has transitioned from traditional waterfall development to continuous delivery, deploying changes around 60 times per day.
- This was enabled by adopting DevOps practices like test-driven development, feature toggles, A/B testing, automated deployments, and monitoring.
- Tools like App-Info, New Relic, and custom deployment tools were crucial for implementing continuous delivery at Wix's scale across multiple data centers and cloud providers.
- Transitioning required cultural changes, empowering developers, and embracing risk and failure to improve continuously. Wix now develops and replaces infrastructure
The Continuous delivery Value @ codemotion 2014David Funaro
System Crash, failure data migration, partial update: issues that no one would ever want to meet during the deploy and ... hoping for the best is not enough.
The deployment activity is important as those that precede it. The Continuous Delivery will give you low risk, cheap, fast, predictable delivery and ... soundly.
This document discusses the benefits of continuous delivery and deployment. It notes that without proper processes, deployments can fail due to crashes, failed migrations, or interrupted updates when introducing new features. Continuous delivery uses tools and methodologies to make releases low risk, fast, predictable, and ensure smooth deployments. The document outlines some of the key aspects of continuous delivery like source code management, continuous integration, automated deployments, monitoring, and root cause analysis. It discusses how these practices can help make software releases cheaper, more frequent, rapid, and reduce stress and errors compared to traditional release processes.
This document discusses software development methodologies like Waterfall and Agile. It emphasizes that while Waterfall is still dominant, Agile is better suited for small organizations because it focuses on delivering working software frequently. It also stresses the importance of good programming practices like using intention-revealing names, avoiding side effects, and test-driven development (TDD) to produce understandable and testable code. Finally, it outlines various tools that can be used for project management, version control, testing, continuous integration, and monitoring in the development process.
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4. About DBmaestro
• Founded in 2008, product launched in 2010
• Founded by Yariv Tabac and Yaniv Yehuda
• Headquartered in Israel, Global Operations
5. The State of
Database Continuous Delivery
in 2014
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The Survey
6. The Survey
• Over 150 Companies
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• Financial (49%)
• Government (21%)
• Retail (20%)
• Other (10%)
• Over 200 participants
• DBAs (26%)
• Developers (24%)
• Directors (16%)
• IT Ops (12%)
• Others (22%) – can I got more data about this?
7. The State of Database Continuous Delivery in 2014
• What is Continuous Delivery?
• Why is it important?
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The Survey
8. Automation is the Name of the Game…
Continuous Integration
Continuous Delivery
Continuous Deployment
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9. What is Continuous Integration?
• A process…
• Focus on streamlining development
• Developers integrate code into shared repository
• Each check-in is verified
• Automated builds
• Automated tests
• A feedback loop
• High visibility
• Easier & quicker to prevent and find problems,
less back tracks => short integrations
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10. And Continuous Delivery?
• Next step after continuous integration
• Becoming lean, and even more Agile
• Make sure each change is releasable
• Develop-> build-> test-> move to staging-> acceptance test
• Build a process to release with a push of a button
• Deploy to production-> test production
• Actual deployment to production is manually
actuated
=> Ensure risk mitigation and high efficiency
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12. Living in an Agile world…
• Doing better with less
• Reacting quickly to market needs
• Getting ahead of competition
• Just can’t wait 6 months for that next
release…
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• Agile Development
• Process Automation
• DevOps
13. Dealing with Risk
Smaller and more focused changes are easier to manage (Agile…)
Automation of repeating tasks lowers risk of (human) error
Development and Operations should work in synergy (DevOps)
14. Why Continuous Delivery?
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• Rapid changes
• Reacting quickly to market needs
• Getting ahead of competition
• Fewer changes backed out
• Better collaboration
• Fewer defects
• Ultimately better service
• Happy customers
• Profitability
17. Where is the gap?
• Why not 100%?
• What is so special about the database?
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18. Database is a Key Component
• The database holds your essential information
• Any changes can impact the entire system
• Need to be synchronized with other changes
• Often overlooked
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19. Reaching Inside the Database
• There is more to a database than SQL scripts
• Schema structure
• Code
• Content and meta-content
• Internal dependencies
• …
• Ensure that changes are not made without
authorization
• Ensure no out-of-process changes
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20. The Weakest Link In a Chain
• Old adage but true
• The database is often neglected and therefore can
become the weakest link
• Essential from a compliance and business point of
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view
• Should be the strongest link
22. Developers and DBAs
• Silos exist…
• Don’t always communicate effectively
• Need to share knowledge
• Need to follow same procedures & best
practices
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24. Let talk about Mistrust…
“it was difficult to track who made a change to a database
object and what change they made.”
(working-around file based version control)
“it took hours to get releases working. some changes were
not documented and left out…”
(manual and error prone releases)
“We recently had a disaster - the script in the version
control was not updated and when executed in production,
ran the wrong revision. That cost tens of thousands of $”
(an out-of-process update to QA that was not properly tracked)
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25. Let talk about Mistrust…
“We had multiple releases to production every day. That is
one release a week with multiple follow up fixes, and yet
more fixes”
(code overrides, partial versions, wrong versions – all pushed to production)
“we had an incident where a trigger was not correctly
implemented during a code release. a trigger from a
previous build was used instead which was only detected
on Tuesday morning on the first business day after our code
release. this was a customer-facing application and made
our team look, and feel, bad about the release…”
(manual process are hard to repeat over and over without errors)
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26. • Root Causes for issues:
• Manual script based version control process
• Deployment tools unaware of version control
• No release automation red-flags…
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27. Mistrust in version control…
Version Control Process
A
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(file based)
Development Process
Check-Out
Script
Modify Script
Get updated
Script from DB
Check-In
Script
Compile
Script
in DB
Debug Script
in DB
?
?
?
?
A’
28. Scripts & Version Control
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Challenges…
• Code-overrides
• Working on the wrong revisions
• Scripts do not always find their way to the version control solution
• Out of process updates go unnoticed
• Hard to locate outdated update scripts
Playing safe? what we really need:
• The actual code of the object
• The upgrade script
• A roll-back script
Scripts
• Hard to test in their entirely (holistically)
• Hard to test due to colliding dependencies
• Need to run in a specific order…
• Much harder to deal with project scope changes
29. Mistrust in scripting automation…
Int QA Stage Prod
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X
1.1234567 1.1.1
Database Deploy Script
Re-Base (due to defects)
Environment
Dev
Dev
Dev
Model
1.1 1.2
1.2 1.3
1.3 1.4
1.4 1.5
1.5 1.6
1.6 1.7
1..147 1.1
1.1 1.2
1.2 1.3
1.3 1.4
1.4 1.5
1.5 1.6
1.6 1.7
1.1 1.2
1.2 1.3
1.3 1.4
1.4 1.5
1.5 1.6
1.6 1.7
Out of Process
Change
X
X
X
X
X
? 1.1.1
X
30. Scripts are static…
Scripts, unless super sophisticated:
• Unaware of changes made in the target environment
• Time passed from their coding to the time they are run
• Potentially overriding production hot-fixes or work done in parallel by
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another team
Content changes are very hard to manage
• Metadata & lookup content does not practically fit into the VC
• In most cases they are simply not managed
31. Traceability Coordinated Process
Impact Analysis
Dealing with challenges…
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Start in the Beginning
No Out-of-Process Changes
Automation
Task Based Development
Well Defined Processes
33. Dealing with challenges…
Integrated Database Version Control process
• Leverage proven version control best practices
• Forcing check in & out for changes
• Labels
• etc..
• No code-overrides
• Always working with the correct revision
• All changes are documented
• Always know who did what, when, why and from where
• No out-of-process changes
• Supporting structure, code and content
No time spent on manual coding of the change scripts
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34. 34
Bonus Points
Task based development…
• Correlate each database change with a change request
• Task ID
• Work Item
• Trouble Ticket
• CR
• etc…
…enables task based deployments
• Partial deployments (a feature, a collection of bugs, etc…)
• Scope changes easily synced between code and database
36. Build & Deploy On Demand
Int QA Stage Prod
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1.1234567
1..147 1.1 1.1
*
Database Deploy Script
* Execute the same script Environment
being executed at the
Stage environment
Re-Base (due to defects)
Dev
Dev
Dev
Model
1.1 1.2
1.2 1.3
1.3 1.4
1.4 1.5
1.5 1.6
1.6 1.7
1.1 1.4
1.4 1.7
1.1.1 1.7
File Based
Version Control
Out of Process
Change
1..17.1 1.17.1
37. Using tools
Test cases using compare & sync tools:
An index exists in source (QA) but not in target (Production)
What should we do? Add the index or not?
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Safe?
Simple, right?
NO! we are going to BREAK production without even
knowing…
42. Why break production???
A compare & sync tool:
• Is unaware of any changes that occurred before the time it ran
• Has no knowledge of changes that took place at the target environment
• Does not leverage version control for more information
• Unable to deal with conflicts & merges between different teams
• Requires manual inspection
• Requires detailed knowledge regarding each change as part of the
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process
Mistrust AGAIN…
So…no automation… as we fear automating problems into
production and a major risk!!!
43. We need to leverage version control
into deployment decisions…
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44. Safety Net For Deployment Automation
Simple Compare & Sync Baseline aware Analysis
Source vs.
Target
Action
= No Action
≠ ?
Source vs.
Baseline
Target vs.
Baseline
Action
= = No Action
≠ = Deploy Changes
= ≠ Protect Target
≠ ≠ Merge Changes
You do not have all
of the information
With Baselines and 3 way
analysis the unknown is
now known
45. Protecting Target Environment
Development Baseline
Previous Label /
Production Golden Copy
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Production
If we had the index in the baseline =>
we should take it down from production…
(Deploy Change)
46. Protecting Target Environment
Development Baseline
Previous Label /
Production Golden Copy
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Production
BUT… If no index in baseline =>
we should protect the NEW index on production!!!
(Protect Target)
51. Safety Net For Deployment Automation
Database Safe Deployment Automation:
• Leverages version control (baselines & previous revisions)
• Has a flexible scope (deploy multi schema to single task or work item)
• Can be run as a batch process (repeatable & consistent)
• Integrates to ALM (labels, CRs, Continuous Integration & Delivery)
• Deals with conflicts & merges to match code agility
Can raise red flags to stop the line…
if requires human intervention
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54. Who should take ownership?
• DBAs should lead adoption of database
continuous processes
• Building with controls to their liking
• Making sure they are leaders in this process
• Strong support from management
• Understanding the value
• Understanding risk
• The whole industry is moving to Agile
development and Continuous Delivery
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55. Summary - What is DBmaestro TeamWork?
• Database Enforced Change Management solution
+ Database version control
+ Enforce best practices
+ Plugs into the ALM (change request, tickets & work items)
+ Database merge & change impact analysis
+ Know who can do what, where, when & why
• DevOps Solution for databases
+ Baseline aware deployment automation, rollback &
recovery
+ Reduce database deployment issues
+ Plugs into release management & Continuous Delivery