I’ve just delivered a session for Brent Ozar’s GroupBy conference. The recording is here:

In my DevOps 101 session I make the case that DevOps has revolutionized many aspects of software development. However, relational database design and delivery has not kept up.

The slides are here:

I referenced various blog posts, docs pages and videos during my talk. Here’s a list:

• 10+ deploys per day: Dev and Ops Cooperation at Flickr (video), John Allspaw (b|t) and Paul Hammond (t)
• The Phoenix Project, Gene Kim (b|t), Kevin Behr (b|t) and George Spafford (t)
• Where To Learn More About Concepts In “The Phoenix Project”, Gene Kim (b|t)
• The DevOps Handbook, Gene Kim (b|t), Jez Humble (b|t), Patrick DeBois (b|t) and John Willis (b)
• DevOps Topologies, Matthew Skelton (b|t)
• The Lean Startup, Eric Rees (b|t)
• The Three Ways, Gene Kim (b|t)
• How Redgate Helped Define Our Process, Bob Walker (b|t)
• Octopus Deploy documentation: SQL Server Databases, Paul Stovell (b|t)
• Declarative Database Development, Gert Drapers (b|t)
• Critiquing two different approaches to delivering databases: Migrations vs state, Alex Yates (b|t)
• The DBA is Dead, Kenny Gorman (b|t)
• DevOps, the DBA and the word “No”, Grant Fritchey (b|t)
• DevOps DBA?, Sjors Takes (b|t)

Other talks I’ve delivered

• Database version control and deployment – model or migration scripts
• Getting CI right for SQL Server
• Database DevOps Anti-Patterns
• My full speaker schedule

The self promotion bit

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