Level up your deployments for SQL Source Control
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We’re excited to announce that Redgate has introduced a new workflow for both our SQL Server and Oracle DevOps solutions. This new workflow combines the state-based development experience implemented in SQL Source Control and Source Control for Oracle with the customizable power of migrations-based deployments. The biggest benefit of the workflow is that customers may begin their DevOps journey with the simpler state-based development approach when that fits their needs, with the knowledge that they can transition seamlessly to more robust migrations-based deployments when they are ready. In this webinar, Chris Unwin and Kendra Little show you the new workflow in action with SQL Source Control and Azure DevOps. You’ll learn: · What the new workflow is · Which scenarios in state-based model make the new work flow desirable, and how to know if it’s right for your team · What it’s like to work with the new workflow – we promise plenty of demos!
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